Armour

Album: Single release only (2017)
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  • I was young
    Wondering if I'd ever be enough, enough
    I was wrong
    Thinking I must be the only one, oly one
    People talking everywhere, telling me I shouldn't dare
    I do
    People haunted every day, hearing that it's not okay
    Like you
    You can't dance in armour
    Hold your defenses
    No need to suffer
    Taking all your chances
    Can't dance in armour
    Hold your defenses
    I'm here beside ya
    'Til you come to your senses
    Froze
    Searching for a line we haven't crossed, crossed
    Moving on
    Never came at such a higher cost, cost, mmm
    People talking everywhere, telling me I shouldn't care
    I do
    People haunted every day, hearing that it's not okay
    Like you
    You can't dance in armour
    Hold your defenses
    No need to suffer
    Taking all your chances
    Can't dance in armour
    Hold your defenses
    I'm here beside ya
    'Til you come to your senses

    Don't let anyone else decide
    There's no difference of you and I
    Darling, you know that
    We won't let them hold us back
    We don't ever wanna just get by
    We're not ever gonna run and hide
    Darling, I know that
    We're ready to stop the fight
    You can't dance in armour (hey hey hey, can't dance in armour)
    Hold your defenses
    No need to suffer
    Taking all your chances
    Can't dance in armour
    Hold your defenses
    I'm here beside ya
    'Til you come to your senses
    You can't dance in armour
    Hold your defenses
    No need to suffer
    Taking all your chances
    Can't dance in armour
    Hold your defenses
    I'm here beside ya
    'Til you come to your senses
    Can't dance in armour
    No need to suffer
    Can't dance in armour
    I'm here beside ya
    Can't dance in armour
    No need to suffer
    Can't dance in armour
    I'm here beside ya Writer/s: LEAH MASON, RORY ANDREW
    Publisher: Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Universal Music Publishing Group
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