Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Philip Shibata
Canonical path: /philip-shibata/sweet-amp-bitter
Related lyric paths: 6
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Sweet & Bitter
Read Sweet & Bitter lyrics by Philip Shibata on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Sweet & Bitter
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I hear them whispering, wondering when I'll stubble and fall
But they know nothing, they don't know, I walk with my heart
So hear what I am saying
Sweet imperfection, bitter compassion
Don’t need your care, don’t need your attention
Sweet indecision, bitter subjection
I'll find my way, find my way, find my way now
I feel their eyes feed, feed into mistakes that I made
Go on keep eating, don’t mind me, I made an upgrade
So hear what I am saying
I know I'm meant for more
I know I'm meant for more
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Philip Shibata performs "Sweet & Bitter", and this lyric page sits inside the Philip Shibata catalog on LyroVerse.
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