Experience
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Experience
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I have something to tell you
I hope you do not tell anyone
I know you're afraid of having to stay
Without someone who likes you too
Know me too well was
I've bitched to heaven that no one likes me
But only you think the world is bad for you
It will not work
Follow always try to look ahead without crying
And if you come crying to slow you down
Know that I'll be there to help you
And your big day can arrive tomorrow
Just you let the sunlight wake you up.
Always follow and try to look ahead without crying
And if you come crying to slow you down
Know that I'll be there to help you
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