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Ahead Of Me
03:30
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[Verse 1]
Bet you're happy now
Back then, life never sat me down how you always said it would
Now I'm on the floor and never good
[Hook]
Behind me
You're always in front from behind me
Lapping up the fact you never lied to me
Make me question everything inside of me
Behind me
You're always in front from behind me
Telling me about everything I'll try to be
One step ahead of me...
Two steps ahead of me...
Three steps ahead...
[Verse 2]
These shadows I... can’t get away from
Running head-down… into a fake sun
Shielding my eyes… I’ve seen the rays once
I'm half-blind… but you’re the same, ‘cause:
Each… time… you... try…
Teach... wrong… speak... right
Shot… down… you… fly...
[Hook]
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