Oh, Yeah
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Oh, Yeah
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Should it make sense
When it feels this good?
Not sure what it needs
Why don’t you just chill out?
Oh, yeah, ah-ah-ah, yeah, uh
It’s not understood
Why it feels this good
I'm still thinking myself
I’ll just continue to chill out
Oh, yeah, ah-ah-ah, yeah, uh
I thought it was about nothing
But it turned into a whole bunch of something
Something that lay down deeper in my mind than I knew
And I wasn’t quite sure what was present at the time
Until I reached in
And expressed how I felt
I guess what I'm saying is that I don’t really know
If it feels good, it feels good - that’ll always show
Speak from the heart, let it out from within
And then you can begin
To move forward
Yeah, it's always on time
And it's always on time
This is my break to say
I'm pleased
Oh, yeah, ah-ah-ah, yeah, uh
Oh, yeah, ah-ah-ah, yeah, uh
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Who performs "Oh, Yeah"?
Mild Orange performs "Oh, Yeah", and this lyric page sits inside the Mild Orange catalog on LyroVerse.
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