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Good enough (Ft. Mike E. Clark)

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Good enough (Ft. Mike E. Clark)

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(feat. Mike E. Clark)

I'm sorry... woohoo

I wasn't good enough... for you

I said I'm sorry... woohoo

I wasn't good enough... good enough

I tried to find my way through life, but life did not find me.

Pieces of a broken man, enslaved in chains and can't be free.

Seems my whole life's been a lie

All this pain, held deep inside

It seems I fail, the more I try

Like this is hell, I don't know why

All my life I've been denied

You can't count these tears I cried

I just want to run and hide

But giving up conflicts with pride

I just want to touch the sky

Get away, I'm so high

Reach my dreams before I die

Spread my wings so I can fly...

They say a man is always measured by the things he has

But is tempted by the things in life he'll never have

I'm sorry... woohoo

I wasn't good enough... for you

I said I'm sorry... woohoo

I wasn't good enough... good enough

I'm sorry... woohoo

I wasn't good enough... for you

I said I'm sorry... woohoo

I wasn't good enough... good enough

They say one's eyes become the windows of the soul

And they say the past will follow you wherever you may go

Sometimes you gotta run away, forget the past and take control

Or you'll never find peace of mind, or the perfect place to grow

You see your whole world is a stage, and your whole life is a show

Gotta find a way to bottle all that rage, deep inside where no one knows

Friend or foe, I suppose the wind blows cold when you standin outside and you lookin in froes

And your soul never felt so low as you watch the door close on the path you choose.

They say a man is always measured by the things he has

But is tempted by the things in life he'll never have

I'm sorry... woohoo

I wasn't good enough... for you

I said I'm sorry... woohoo

I wasn't good enough... good enough

I'm sorry... woohoo

I wasn't good enough... for you

I said I'm sorry... woohoo

I wasn't good enough... good enough

I'm sorry... woohoo

I'm sorry... for you

I said I'm sorry... woohoo

I'm sorry... for you

I said I'm sorry... woohoo

I wasn't good enough... for you

I said I'm sorry... woohoo

I wasn't good enough... good enough

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