Ride It Out
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Ride It Out
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And it starts just like the last one
Something's very strange
Somewhere during getting up
Our heads fell into place
Can't say we never tried to make it out
Can't say we never tried
To shake off all that's happened
We can ride it out, we can ride it out
If it's not your reputation
Then it's just not worth the patience
Now we weren't born right on the ropes
We had to tie our own knot
That's just the way it works
And we can say we're better off
Can't say we never took our own advice
Can't say we never had to pay the hardest price, no
We can ride it out, we can ride it out
If it's not your reputation
Then it's just not worth the patience, baby
We can ride it out, we can ride it out
If it's not your reputation
Then it's just not worth the patience, baby
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The Graduate performs "Ride It Out", and this lyric page sits inside the The Graduate catalog on LyroVerse.
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