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Shouldn't Worry
03:26
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Let’s push the hair back from your eyes,
So I can see what’s on your mind
& if you always do your best,
It’ll work out in the end,
& if not, at least you know you’ve tried
Are you safe?
Are you okay?
I shouldn’t worry,
But I guess it’s something I’ll always do
I’ll always protect you
Another day breaks without a change,
Another challenge you’ll have to face
Hold your head up, give ‘em hell,
Always stand up for yourself,
‘Cause nobody can tell you how to feel
Are you safe?
Are you okay?
I shouldn’t worry,
But I guess it’s something I’ll always do
Yeah, I’ll always protect you
You’re growing up,
Through it all,
It’s a journey that is nothing,
If not hard,
But if you fall I will catch you
Are you safe?
Are you okay?
I shouldn’t worry,
But I guess it’s something I’ll always do
Yeah, I’ll always protect you
You’re growing up,
Through it all,
It’s a journey that is nothing,
If not hard,
But if you fall I will catch you
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