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Blake Babies ~ Baby Gets High


I don't need a lesson Don't put that on yourself These things just aren't that simple and i don't want the help And every time i try to hide, i get caught from way inside And i walk down the aisle like some stupid bride Please don't ask me why baby gets so high And what could baby mean? It's just her little scene Please don't have me try pull answers from the sky There's nothing i can say to make it go away What makes baby get so high? We're watching from my roof for that special sign They finally give the signal and we all get in line And every time i try to hide, i get caught from way inside And i walk down the aisle like some stupid bride Please don't ask me why baby gets so high And what could baby mean? It's just her little scene Please don't have me try pull answers from the sky There's nothing i can say to make it go away What makes baby get so high? more free lyrics

I don't need a lesson
Don't put that on yourself
These things just aren't that simple and i don't want the help
And every time i try to hide, i get caught from way inside
And i walk down the aisle like some stupid bride
Please don't ask me why baby gets so high
And what could baby mean?
It's just her little scene
Please don't have me try pull answers from the sky
There's nothing i can say to make it go away
What makes baby get so high?
We're watching from my roof for that special sign
They finally give the signal and we all get in line
And every time i try to hide, i get caught from way inside
And i walk down the aisle like some stupid bride
Please don't ask me why baby gets so high
And what could baby mean?
It's just her little scene
Please don't have me try pull answers from the sky
There's nothing i can say to make it go away
What makes baby get so high?

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