Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Miss Black America
Canonical path: /miss-black-america/talk-hard
Related lyric paths: 6
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Talk Hard
Read Talk Hard lyrics by Miss Black America on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Talk Hard
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I am not washed-up
I should believe I am but I do not
I still read all their ungraded hatemail
Fourteen long years of school
And all I learned was to fail
Well I am not proud
To rot with that crowd
'Cause I am stronger
I was born in a force-ten gale
It takes more than hot air to blow the wind out of my sails
And my eyesight's poor
But I am the future:
HEAR ME ROAR
And get ready to talk hard
Know this: your head is not empty
So talk hard
Sha-la-la-la
You can do anything you feel
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Miss Black America performs "Talk Hard", and this lyric page sits inside the Miss Black America catalog on LyroVerse.
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