Try Me
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Try Me
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Got a tattoo back in '93 the name is fading away so try me
I lost my compass, i was all out at sea, now i'm close to the coast try me
At 37 i was still in your tree, i'd pass for 33 so try me
I got pills and i'm looking for thrills
At the same time i want to start a family try me try me
To the doctor at the end of my day, he didn't know what to say to me
A brief encounter that you didn't foresee and it's shaking your station try me
Don't vote where you don't belong, the theme of this song is try me
I wish it was 1964, i'm still stuck in '63 maybe next year try me, try me
Like a swan i'll come running to you, like a swan i'll fly away.
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Stevie Jackson performs "Try Me", and this lyric page sits inside the Stevie Jackson catalog on LyroVerse.
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