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Artist: Reef
Canonical path: /reef/who-you-are
Related lyric paths: 6
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Who You Are
Read Who You Are lyrics by Reef on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Who You Are
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Won't you show mw who you are?
I've seen your house and seen your car
I used to be so much more sorted than I am now
I'm not perfect but I'm still a star
I will not compete with you
Not the way you want me to
We could stand up and fight through the night and we'd both die trying
I'd been waiting for a haven
From this self consumer nation
Of material endeavour
I think I prefer old Labour
Disconect the faithfull few
Get the children in they're room
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