The Trouble I've Seen
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The Trouble I've Seen
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Hey girl, I know what you want from me.
I know what you need from me.
I know what you need
Hey world, I know what you want from me.
I know what you need from me.
I know what you need.
[Chorus]
Have you seen the trouble that I've seen?
Packed up and weighed down,
These voices in my mind.
And you know what it takes to stay happy,
Time and again.
Somehow it came to me
In a moment of silence.
Filled with the things I should have said.
I know I burned you out.
I know I made you try.
Only I can change these words I use to tie you down.
Have you seen the trouble that I've seen?
Packed up and weighed down,
These voices in my mind.
And you know what it takes to stay happy,
Time and again.
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