In Disguise

Ashe

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[Intro] [Verse 1] I was living free Like I wanted to But they laughed at me So I came to you asking for a good time And a ticket out of my mind [Pre-Chorus] You said people ’round the world will try to bring you down Told me don’t give into the power you got power yourself Everybody’s got their reasons they can all go to hell if they like [Chorus] I’d rather be hated for who I am Than waste it all giving a damn You better find out who your friends are in disgui-ise [Verse 2] Take a seat Take a hit Gotta learn to breathe Then the only thing you’ll have to do Is follow your heart in the end [Pre-Chorus] You said people ’round the world will try to bring you down Told me don’t give into the power you got power yourself Everybody’s got their reasons they can all go to hell if they like [Chorus] I’d rather be hated for who I am Than waste it all giving a damn You better find out who your friends are in disgui-ise I rather be diggin’ out my own grave Than listen to the words that they say You better find out who your friends are in disgui-ise [Bridge] La la La la la la la la la La la La la La la la la la la la [Chorus] I’d rather be hated for who I am Than waste it all giving a damn You better find out who your friends are in disgui-ise I rather be diggin’ out my own grave Than listen to the words that they say You better find out who your friends are in disgui-ise [Outro] You better find out who your friends are in disgui-ise

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Le Chansonnier