Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Over It
Canonical path: /over-it/tenth-grade
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Tenth Grade
Read Tenth Grade lyrics by Over It on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Tenth Grade
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One day you'll say as you laugh all the way this was easier from the start.
You're two steps ahead but we'll still be two steps apart.
You think you know life and you think you know me. You're a growing curiosity.
It's easily said but not so easily done.
Remember that last Friday you called and asked if things could ever be the same
well your voice trailed away and I found myself alone again.
The summer sun starred as if to say I told you so.
So I just turned around and screamed I'm learning.
Learning how to face the truth about myself.
I'm learning every single day.
Broken hearts are broken names and there's nothing left to say.
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