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lyrics

You’re looking in the mirror
And you can only see
The person you hate the most
Starring back in defeat
You’re feeling all alone
When you just want to feel at home

Keep your head when you’re lost
In time you’ll find the place where you belong
Ignite the fire deep inside
Shine on shine on
Don’t be afraid to live

Lift your hands to the sky
Let go don’t think twice
This is the point
Where you have to believe
Or move on

Let it take you to where its meant to
Stand up and show no fear
It’s been waiting all your life
Stand up and show you have no fear

Letting go as life moves on
Is part of our youth and
Growing old with no regrets
Is something we can choose

Even though you’re ahead
There still a chance you could fall off
Because we’re all so flawed
We’re seeking out the difference
Rebuilding what you’re born with
To live like you did before
Take back the place that was yours

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from I'm The One Who Changed, released July 29, 2014

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