Shout
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Shout
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When did it change
Was it my fault
Did I push you away
I, I tried so hard
But I never knew
It was falling apart
So now you wanna go
And just walk away
Maybe we could try
Why don't you stay, hey
Love can bring you down
It lifts you up
And turns you around
Love can make you shout
It pulls you in
It spits you out
So, is it too late
Let's start again
Go back to that place
We, we could be stars
Just you and me
It won't be that hard
But now you wanna go
And just walk away
Maybe we could try
Why don't you stay, hey
Love can bring you down
It lifts you up
And turns you around
Love can make you shout
It pulls you in
It spits you out
When you're drivin down the road
And you got no where to go
You're gonna think of me
Now you're feelin so alone
'Cause there's no one there to hold
It's all gonna be all right
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Who performs "Shout"?
Ross Copperman performs "Shout", and this lyric page sits inside the Ross Copperman catalog on LyroVerse.
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