Well-Rested
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Well-Rested
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Well, this moment is heavy
For me, I'm not ready
Like a caged bird barely set free
Forgive me, I'm finding my wings
While my body is present
My heart is absent
In my mind is racing
My feet are pacing
It's your tail you're chasing
It's your past I'm erasing
And your heart can't be tested
When it ain't well-rested
My gears are grinding
I'm leaving, you're arriving
It's a matter of timing
I guess loving ain't surviving
It's your tail that you're chasing
It's your past I'm erasing
And your heart can't be tested
When it ain't well-rested
It's your tail that you're chasing
It's your past I'm erasing
And your heart can't be tested
When it ain't well-rested
Don't waste your investment
If your heart ain't well-rested
My heart ain't well-rested
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Miranda Lambert performs "Well-Rested", and this lyric page sits inside the Miranda Lambert catalog on LyroVerse.
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