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I've (Live on Franklin)
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I’ve changed my sheets every month, every year
I’ve cut my hair right under my ears
I’ve moved my bed to all of the corners in my room
I‘ve flown and moved across the street
I’ve starved until my body grew week
I’ve lived it all, haven’t lived at all
What does it mean to live your life and say that you’ve done it all
What does it mean to feel something you’re not really sure about
How could you tell me
Why would you tell me
that I’ve not
I’ve changed my name, no longer him
I’ve shut the blinds ‘til it’s all dim in my room
is this enough
I’ve lived, I’ve loved, and I’ve learnt a lot
I’ve changed my ways, you’re all I've got
Was too young to feel anything that you didn’t feel at all
What does it mean to live a life and say that you’ve done it all
What does it mean to feel something you’re not really sure about
How could you tell me
Why would you tell me
that I’m just
far too young
I’m still moving on
and I can’t really feel what you have never felt at all
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Do you still remember the shape of my room
Like how there was space for three
but yours didn’t have any have space for two
I didn’t come over much at all
Do you still recall the exchanges
from the bitter
from the bitter to the sweet
Do you recognise my face, did I change at all?
'Cause I still remember the faces you’d make when you hate the way
I hate the way you say I’m too much
Was I too much
for you
Do you still recall the exchanges
from the bitter to the sweet
Does your heart feel heavy from resentment
or have we grown from it all
I’ve been watching you grow out of me
I just stood at the sidelines, watching you blame it all on me
but it’s the way, it’s the way it’s supposed to be
I still wonder if you ever needed me
Do you still remember my name
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Sometimes I wonder how much you’re really proud of me
or if you go behind my back and shit on me
Do you treat my little wins like your own
or are you tired of me
Just say that you don’t wanna lose this little game we play
Sometimes I wonder if you’re really listening
Or are you gonna drown me out with your voice in my sleep
Are you there
Am I drowning
In the air
leave me hanging
Who’s the cheerleader now
Am I the loser now
Sometimes I wonder if you ever loved the way
I open my heart and my mind in song for you
It was a little thing that I would do for you
Are you there
Am I drowning
In the air
leave me hanging
Who’s the cheerleader now
Am I the loser now
Oh.
Sometimes I wonder...
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Sofia Menguita Adelaide, Australia
Sofia Menguita is a Filipino singer-songwriter whose music is characterised by her passionate vocals and emotionally charged lyrics. Her music is a fusion of different genres, including pop, rock, and folk, creating a familiar and comforting but still unique sound. ... more
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