In My Own Way
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In My Own Way
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Lock the door
Draw the sgade
Close my eyese
I'm miley away
I'll spend the day, in my own way
Count the hours
Makr the days
And underneath it all
The rise and swelling of the waves
I'll spend the day, in my own way
All the plans
That were made
Let them die
Let them fade
I'll spend the day, in my own way
Please understand, I'm only human
After all
Is said and done
We're only here a moment
Then the monent's gone
Please understand, I'm only human
At thimes I fail, at time I fall
Don't break your back. Trying to carry
The weight of he world
You can't please them all
Loc the door
Draw the shade
Close my eyes
I'm miley away
I'll spend the day, in my own way
I'll spend the day, in my own way
I'll spend the day, in my own way
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