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Artist: Starflyer 59
Canonical path: /starflyer-59/iamaceo
Related lyric paths: 6
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IAMACEO
Read IAMACEO lyrics by Starflyer 59 on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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IAMACEO
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Drawn the line
And this is where I won't step
It’s black and white
at least I used to think so
now I need to think so
Now I’m in the process
looking what it costs us
Now I am the process,
I am a CEO
There’s a fork in the road
I’m not sure where it leads us
If it were black and white
I wouldn’t need to think so
now I need to think so
Now I’m in the process
looking what it costs us
Now I am the process,
I am a CEO
You can sail across the sea
You can climb the highest peak
You could build it on your own
But you’re still not in control
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Starflyer 59 performs "IAMACEO", and this lyric page sits inside the Starflyer 59 catalog on LyroVerse.
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