Heavy On My Head
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Heavy On My Head
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I was born with eyes
I've seen what you're all about
I was raised with ears
I've heard what you have to say
But what i want to know right now- is what i couldn't ask
With my mouth
I was born with feet
I've walked all around this land
I was born with hands
I've pushed through some padlocked doors
But what i want to know right now- is why i feel so heavy
On my back
I played to leave this and now it's making it worse
And now i know that i don't
I was born with a face
That shows what i'm thinking
All the time
Despite what my mouth says
And my body tried to act
Well i'm no good at that
Can't pretend
I am who i am
So my nose keeps me on my path
And my chin tries to stay above my collar
No matter how heavy my head
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Ramona Córdova performs "Heavy On My Head", and this lyric page sits inside the Ramona Córdova catalog on LyroVerse.
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