Loud
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Loud
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I don't want to be broke no more
I don't want to be a joke no more to my family
I've wasted so much time being myself
I don't want to be a boy or girl
I just want to live in my own world
I don't want to be a wasted face in a crowd
I want to be loud
I want to be loud
I want to be loud
I feel like I'm such a waste of space
I feel like I'm easy to replace
I feel like I'm gonna die before my eyes see the grand prize
I'm too high and now I feel alone
Paranoid and now I want to go home
Here we go again
I'm wasted in a crowd
I want to be loud
I want to be loud
I want to be loud
I want to be loud
Hey mom and dad, it's me
Your little boy
I bet you're glad I moved to Hollywood
To be a star
I'm strung out with a broken heart
And I feel so alone
I just want to come home
But everything is great and I'm ok
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Titanic Sinclair performs "Loud", and this lyric page sits inside the Titanic Sinclair catalog on LyroVerse.
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