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All I Want, Here It Is
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I use to be so scared I had no where to go
nothing to show
for so many years spent looking for something of my own
something to hold onto
something in my name
show the world that I am not this lame
Life goes so quick and I am so scared
every time I make mistakes
I'm killing myself just by trying to get it together
But all I want
all I want
Something to hold to hold onto
Something in my name
Show the world I am not this lame
All I want
All I want
Is to be somebody
And I tried so hard to understand
what's happening
around me
and I never quite caught on
with reality
But all I ever wanted
all I ever wanted
Something to hold onto
Something in my name
Show the world that I am not this lame
Something to hold onto
Something in my name
But all I want
all I want
is to be somebody
And in his own words
Here it is
Here it is
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Flavio Brandli Brisbane, Australia
Writing songs about stuff that is totally ordinary but nobody likes to talk about
I have played
guitar for longer than my numb brain can remember and been singing for a little over half a year Generally my music is OK.
Please buy my music so I can get more tattoos :))
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