Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Slick Shoes
Canonical path: /slick-shoes/ruled-out
Related lyric paths: 6
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Ruled Out
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Ruled Out
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So much time she has spent
Losing was not worth winning
And the scars, not let go, slowly tear her apart
The only thing game
Is the loss or a mind
And the heart, she has left, it is breaking
So try, try to be strong
Cuz fitting in isn't worth your sanity
You are so much more than what they try to be
He just smiled and said hi
To the girl of his dreams
With her friends, they are laughing
Just try (try), try to be strong
Cuz fitting in isn't worth your sanity
You are so much more that what they try to be
Ah ah ah ah ah
Ah ah ah ah
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