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Alicia Keys ~ Piano & I (interlude)


Oh oh my goodness I didn't know i was here Do you know my name? (can't go wrong when you try) Alwayz got to try No matter how long that shit take Yeah, yeah Uh Whatever stops you from dreamin' Whatever trys to stop you from livin' Flip it Welcome home Cuz right now what i got to do is I gotta amp myslelf up as well as you So yea, so what it took me like Maybe 2 years and shit But i fell in prepared You know what i'm sayin And i'm feelin' a little more ready for the world And less loss As i once was So come on What chu waitin' on? Feel me, feel me, feel me What, uh, yeah What, uh, yeah What? more free lyrics

Oh oh my goodness
I didn't know i was here
Do you know my name? (can't go wrong when you try)
Alwayz got to try
No matter how long that shit take
Yeah, yeah
Uh
Whatever stops you from dreamin'
Whatever trys to stop you from livin'
Flip it

Welcome home
Cuz right now what i got to do is
I gotta amp myslelf up as well as you
So yea, so what it took me like
Maybe 2 years and shit
But i fell in prepared
You know what i'm sayin
And i'm feelin' a little more ready for the world
And less loss
As i once was

So come on
What chu waitin' on?
Feel me, feel me, feel me
What, uh, yeah
What, uh, yeah
What?

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