Shut In
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Shut In
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I was born in the middle
Middle to late, everything good
So I just get loaded
And never leave my house
It’s taking’ way too long to figure this out
Know my name, no, I mean it
It’s not as bad as it seems
And I always try and wait to get better
Even if we’re alone
I ain’t talkin’ about money
I don’t wanna talk about love
I don’t wanna talk about love
I hate thinkin’ I’m not the same I was
I lose my faith in people
Why even take the time?
You’ve got your problems
I’ve got mine
Know my name, no, I mean it
It’s not as bad as it seems
And I always try and wait to get better
Even if we’re alone
The night was caught in blood
But the sound was mine
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Strand Of Oaks performs "Shut In", and this lyric page sits inside the Strand Of Oaks catalog on LyroVerse.
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