Talk About It
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Talk About It
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He, he told me in his darker days: Don't shy away
He, he’s afraid of what's to come
I'm afraid of who he is
Don’t belong, don't belong
To me no more
Taken by the nighttime, I can't find the right time to speak
Kiss his cheeks, ask him if he's okay
Don't want a fight, no, no way
The darkest of the days
The darkest of the days
He, he's treading on to harder grounds
The sand, it slows him down and
I, I'm tryna pull him out, sinking further than he's walking
Let’s talk about it (talk about it)
I want to hear your thoughts about it
I'm ready when you want to talk about it
Kiss his cheeks
Ask him if he's okay (are you okay?)
Don’t want a fight no, no way
The darkest of the days
The darkest of the days
The darkest of the days (I wanna hear your thoughts about it)
The darkest of the days
(I'm ready when you want to talk about it)
Kiss his cheeks
Ask him if he's okay
Don't want a fight, no, no way
The darkest of the days
The darkest of the days
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