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Artist: The First Step
Canonical path: /the-first-step/learning
Related lyric paths: 6
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Learning
Read Learning lyrics by The First Step on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Learning
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I feel it in my veins, an urge to change.
Not stay the same.
I know my faults and where I've been.
Facing my failures so won't again.
I've done the best with what I've had
And I'll keep regrets from fucking up my head.
Learn! from our mistakes before it's too late.
There were times when we stuck like glue.
But we sat back and watched as the distance grew.
Do we care?
Did we loose sight?
Will we learn, will we do what's right?
Learn! from our mistakes before it's too late.
I feel it in my veins, an urge to change.
Not stay the same.
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