What About Me
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What About Me
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There's so many locked doors in my way
And I can't find my keys
Even every window has a shade
So how am I supposed to find my way?
It's all I ever say
All I ever say
What about me
What about me
What about all the possibilities
What about me
What about me
Maybe I'm not tall enough to reach
The miner's took and dug a hole for me
But kept their lights on
Even when they left I still could see
But now I don't know if I believe
Is it real or is it a dream?
Real or is it a dream
What about me
What about me
What about all the possibilities
What about me
What about me
Maybe I'm not tall enough to reach
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Who performs "What About Me"?
Ryan Knorr performs "What About Me", and this lyric page sits inside the Ryan Knorr catalog on LyroVerse.
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