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Artist: Poor Jim
Canonical path: /poor-jim/steps
Related lyric paths: 6
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Steps
Read Steps lyrics by Poor Jim on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Steps
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I feel the same: drawn out, dried, hurt by what you say.
Nice clothes. Your mind is all shadows.
Insane, see the light; step off;
Don't you know that those cold hard lies that you're telling come back?
Look at me. I won't stand for another.
Now, what you're seeing is a man taken by what he needs.
So hard you have it when you're down.
Here's the day, dreaming of another fate.
So hard you have it--tell me.
Look at me. I won't wait until tomorrow.
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