I think I dug a hole so deep
And lately it's been hard to sleep
Maybe I should dig a little more
Buried under covers friend
Don't wanna play those songs again
Until I found someone to play them for

Don't speak for me
I'll get with it, give it just a little longer
Don't speak for me
Yeah, I'll be there soon
Honestly
Every day I feel a little bit stronger than I was when I was
When I was with you

Yeah it's true
Yeah it's true

People try to box me in
Telling me it's sink or swim
Maybe I should sink until I stand
Out here where the water's deep
I think I found a voice in me
And someday we will walk upon dry land

Don't speak for me
I'll get with it, give it just a little longer
Don't speak for me
Yeah, I'll be there soon
Honestly
Every day I feel a little bit stronger than I was when I was
When I was with you

Yeah it's true
Yeah it's true
Yeah it's true

I couldn't find myself in you
You led me the long way down
I couldn't find myself in you
You led me the long way down
I couldn't find myself in you
I couldn't find myself, it's true

Don't speak for me
I'll get with it, give it just a little longer (longer, longer)
Don't speak for me
Yeah, I'll be there soon
Honestly
Every day I feel a little bit stronger than I was when I was
When I was with you

Yeah it's true (you don't speak for me)
Yeah it's true (you don't speak for me)
Yeah it's true (you don't speak for me)

No, you don't speak for me


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