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Feel a Little OK
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I don’t look like you no more
I scratched out your name that was on my door
I burnt your old shirts kept your records on my floor
I never felt like that before
I moved far away from your mother's house
I called you a rat but you just a mouse
I fired at you but didn’t warn to crouch
we’re a couple of kids trying to figure it out
at the end of the day, all I wanted was to feel a little ok
and at the end of the day, all we ever wanted was to feel a little ok
I moved to Philly cus I couldn't process
all the things that had happened like my grandmother's death
when you worked on the street where all my secrets were kept
where you told me you loved me soon after we met
and you’re allowed to break my heart
and you didn’t get out without some scars
and I know my illness played my part
didn’t it always
at the end of the day, all I wanted was to feel a little ok
and at the end of the day, all we ever wanted was to feel a little ok
and I’m so sorry
and I’m so sorry
and I’m so sorry
and I’m so sorry
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