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8stops7 ~ Good Enough


You don't want to know But that won't stop me from showing For nights i drank too much And words exchanged in the morning For always pushing my luck Expecting you to keep waiting I want to be faithful But as far as i can tell I'm not doing so well...thus far But maybe tomorrow You'll wake up to find out If i'm not good enough for now I'm good enough to wait for you What have you been told What are you so afraid of Should i be so bold And ask where that one came from Can i be read my rights Before you put me on trial My past offense precedes my name more free lyrics

You don't want to know
But that won't stop me from showing

For nights i drank too much
And words exchanged in the morning
For always pushing my luck
Expecting you to keep waiting

I want to be faithful
But as far as i can tell
I'm not doing so well...thus far
But maybe tomorrow
You'll wake up to find out
If i'm not good enough for now
I'm good enough to wait for you

What have you been told
What are you so afraid of
Should i be so bold
And ask where that one came from

Can i be read my rights
Before you put me on trial
My past offense precedes my name

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