| I must have been a burden the first hours of my life
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| The way dad pushed me and mom aside
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| Looking for a better life
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| Most of my family
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| Believes I’ll never be a star
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| Since I was old enough to make a change
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| I knew I’d make it far
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| 'Cause not knowing who you are
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| Keeps you wanting more
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| Set fire to your heart
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| Be your own light in the dark
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| I’m never looking back again
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| And I’m never settling again
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| I built these walls
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| To keep you out
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| I’ll chase the sun into the ground
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| But I’m never looking back again
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| Progressing smoothly now
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| Slowly defeating my self-doubt
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| Removed the dead weight of
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| Of the people who only
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| Look out for themselves
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| And now that I have grown
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| Enough to feel it in my bones
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| I think about the choices made
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| And all the winding roads
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| I’m sick of always being asked
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| «If this fails what comes next?»
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| Honestly, there’s nothing left
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| This is all I have
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| I’m never looking back again
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| And I’m never settling again
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| I built these walls
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| To keep you out
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| I’ll chase the sun into the ground
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| But I’m never looking back again
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| Undetermined, failure, burdened by the womb
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| Forced into this world by someone on the move
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| See the stars
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| Chase the moon
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| I can be anything
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| But nothing like you
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| The road is long
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| I’m too far gone
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| The burning sun is beating down
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| Still I’m never looking back again
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| I’m never looking back again
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| And I’m never settling again
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| I built these walls
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| To keep you out
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| I’ll chase the sun till it burns out
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| And I’m never looking back again |