I Wrote a Song

Tate McRae

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    She stares at her ceiling once again
    With a hundred thoughts
    Maybe he knows who I am
    Actually, probably not

    She walks down the hall with her head down low
    Scared to meet his eyes
    Even when she hears his voice
    She's swarmed with butterflies

    It's impossible to get you off my mind
    I think about a hundred thoughts and you are ninety-nine
    I've understood that you will never be mine
    And that's fine
    I'm just breaking inside

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    He always walks the crowded halls and is blinded by this light
    A girl who keeps her head down low and never shows her eyes
    He's tried to talk to her, but there's no easy way
    'Cause every time he raises his voice, she runs away

    Oh, it's impossible to get you off my mind
    I think about a hundred thoughts and you are ninety-nine
    I've understood that you will never be mine
    And that's fine
    I'm just breaking inside

    And one day maybe she'll stay
    And start to head over his way
    And one day she'll look into his eyes
    And instead of breaking
    She'll call him mine
    One day he'll grab her by the waist
    And force them to meet face to face
    And one day he'll look into her eyes
    And say that: You're my only light

    Oh, it's impossible to get you off my mind
    I think about a hundred thoughts and you are ninety-nine
    Maybe there's a chance that you will be mine
    By right now
    I'm just breaking inside

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    Composition: Tate McRae, Beau Laine Shiminisky, and Kristian Alexandrov

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