Welcome
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Welcome
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Yeah
I've had a lot on my mind
I've had a lot on my chest
I wear my heart on my sleeve
I wear my hurt like a vest
Work every day of the week
Mm, they told me I needed some rest
Want 'em to mention my name
Whenever they mention the best
Damn, I feel so good to be back
The one and only, had to take a step back, so I could learn and adapt
I'm callin' Dan, callin' John and then Matt
To tell 'em all I put their bets on me with every cent that they have
You hear that detail in that instrumental?
Spill out my whole entire soul, for me that's fundamental
We put in work, that's why we're here, was never accidental
It's time to see what we can find inside my fuckin' mental
Welcome back
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Witt Lowry performs "Welcome", and this lyric page sits inside the Witt Lowry catalog on LyroVerse.
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