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This song is about getting away from one's demons and knowing that's okay. That we can find peace, and that we can be happy again.
lyrics
Verse
Do you see her as that girl just 17,
Leaving home to chase some crazy dream.
All she has is hope and some faded scars,
But she thinks if she just starts running, she’ll get far.
Verse
Do you see her as that girl almost 22
Caught up in a scene that, by now, she is used to.
Makeup only covers what the eye can see.
But she is bruised so black and blue, no time to dream.
Pre-Chorus
And she's hoping and praying and wishing to have
someone who just understands where she's coming from.
And maybe, just maybe
Things will get better
And maybe just maybe
Everything will turn around.
Chorus
She's reaching out her hand
Hoping that someone might reach back out and take it
With no need to fake it, and
She’s holding on so tight, wondering if she’ll make it
To the next night.
Verse
Do you see her as that girl now 24
Doesn't know what she wants anymore
Looking left and right trying to find her way
And maybe, oh she might just make it to the next day.
Verse
Do you see her as that girl now 25
Already seen too much in her short life
She's asking herself "am I still alive?"
"Am I still alive?"
“Am I still alive?”
Pre-Chorus
And she's hoping and praying and wishing to have
Someone who just understands where she's coming from
Chorus
She's reaching out her hand
Hoping that someone might reach back out and take it
With no need to fake it, and
Someday she'll see life through new eyes
And realize that it's okay to forget the things that make you run away.
credits
released September 16, 2018
Maureen Renee Hughes (songwriter, vocalist), Austin Moorhead (producer), Pino Leoni (mixing/mastering engineer)
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