She's Alright
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She's Alright
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He’s the one who will laugh and smile
And really don’t know why
Shake your hand for a while
And then we wave and say goodbye
Try to join the conversation
But he won’t know what we mean
And there will be no hesitation
He will never know what we mean
He’s just trying way too hard to fit in
It’s just hard to see, he will never do anything for me
But she’s alright and she’s up by the morning light
She’s alright, and she knows that the sun will shine
Just can’t see all the options of her destiny
She’ll be free by the time that she comes to me
When he tries to be my friend
And I try to comprehend
“We should go out again”
I just agree and ask him when
Try to join the conversation
But he won’t know what we mean
And there will be no hesitation
He will never know what we mean
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Marzela performs "She's Alright", and this lyric page sits inside the Marzela catalog on LyroVerse.
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