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Make That Go [mono]
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Feeling out of my comfort zone
Always looking for another reason to postpone
Get your habits away from me, yeah
You know I've got my own
Falling into a fantasy, but
Wake up to sad trombone
Catch and tear, patch and sew
Can't imagine how I'm ever gonna make that go
Sick of wishing I'd fade away, now
I wanna let it glow
Inhibition's begun to fray and
It's time to make that go
Hey, I would agree that I am my own worst enemy
Got me wow, got me whoa
They say it's better just to fake it 'til you make that go
I don't wanna pretend that I'm
Not afraid to grow
But I'm ready to take my time
And push through the vertigo
Sick of wishing I'd fade away
It's time to make that go
Hey, I would agree that I am my own worst enemy
Hey, I would agree that I am my own worst enemy
Freefall, free for
Always, yeah, and
Hey, I would agree that I am my own worst enemy
Freefall, free for
Always, yeah, and
Hey
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