Shout It Out
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Shout It Out
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I learned a little bit a long, long time ago
Just from a friend I used to know
About how love can end so slow
I won't admit it, but my time is running low
I'm getting closer to the door
It's pretty late, I need to go
Do I shout it out? Do I let it go?
Do I need to know what I'm waiting for?
Oh no, I want it now, do I need it know?
Shit goes on and on and on and on and on
I'm pretty good of making things out of the scene
And turning problems back to me
It's not the way I want to be
But I've been thinking about the time you came around
You took my head up off the ground
Now that's a place I want to be
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Mikal Cronin performs "Shout It Out", and this lyric page sits inside the Mikal Cronin catalog on LyroVerse.
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