You said I'm wrong and that I'm 5 foot 10
Darling what'd you do to me? You're living in my head, hey
I'm not as strong as I was way back then
So I'm guarding all my history, no it won't come up again

Hey, I wanna be alone
I wanna be alone
I wanna be alone
I wanna be alone

All alone, I wanna be
All alone, the two of us
All alone, I wanna be
All alone, alone with you (oh oh oh oh)

Wanna be alone (oh oh oh oh)
I wanna be alone
I wanna be alone

Let's play a game that we thought we knew
Well aren't you also proud of me? Have you seen all I can do? Hey!
Okay I'm learning what I'm saying is not true
But all this generosity, and now you're confused

Hey, I wanna be alone
I wanna be alone
I wanna be alone
I wanna be alone

All alone, I wanna be
All alone, the two of us
All alone, I wanna be
All alone, alone with you (oh oh oh oh)

I wanna be alone
I wanna be
I wanna be alone

Sometimes, summer in our second home
I remember moments as it's set in stone
I can see you yelling and you throwing your rings at me
Well I never stopped trying to be better than that
And I'm getting so close to where I wanna be at
You can depend on me, you can rely on me
But every once in a while I'd rather be

All alone, I wanna be
All alone, the two of us
All alone, I wanna be
All alone, alone with you, (oh oh oh oh)
I wanna be
I wanna be alone (oh oh oh oh)


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Five Foot Ten, Pt. 1 Lyrics as written by Michael Angelakos

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