Am I Ready?
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Am I Ready?
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Hit that clock and step out of sleep
It's a brand new day
You've got someone to be and that someone is you (that someone is you)
When you do something, you give it full heart
You're right through the door with a running start
When you fall asleep tonight and you ask the question:
"Am I ready?"
Yes, you're ready
Would you pause the world for it?
Would you drop your life now?
"Am I ready?"
Yes, you're ready
If anyone can, I knew you could
You make that brand new shirt and tie look good
And I knew you would (I knew you could)
Don't ever say you'll never live the life you dreamt you'd lead
Lay me down
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