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Is this what I've become?
Someone who gets jealous of someone?
Instead of open arms and honest praise
I'm closing doors and pushing love away
When did I come undone?
When did the colors of my canvas start to run?
I can't control the teardrops on my face
I know this ain't the girl my mother raisedI used to wear love like an army
I used to know nothing could harm me
Now, fear got up all in my head
I'm all in my head, and I made a mess
I confess, I'm ashamed
And I need grace
To step inside my mind and help me be a better person
Release the better version of me
'Cause right now, what I wanna do is scream it
I need grace 'cause I'm running low on faith
And I really wanna change my heart

'Cause I'm falling apart these days
And what I really need is grace, grace, graceI feel like I'm a ghost
I forgot the most important thing I know
That there's nobody else I have to be
There's no one else I have to please
I have the answers that I needI used to wear love like an army
I used to know nothing could harm me
Now fear got up all in my head
I'm all in my head, and I made a mess
I confess, I'm ashamed
And I need grace
To step inside my mind and help me be a better person
Release the better version of me
'Cause right now, what I wanna do is scream it
I need grace 'cause I'm running low on faith
And I really wanna change my heart
'Cause I'm falling apart these days
And what I really need is graceWatching over my mistakes
Yeah, I really wanna change my heart
'Cause I'm falling apart these days
And what I really need is grace
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Beautiful, but not brazen. Passionate, but never preachy. Populist, but definitely not prosaic. New York City singer-songwriter, pianist and beatboxer Rachel Platten is by no means your average headliner-in-the-making. Her Rock Ridge Music debut, Be Here, is a bewitching collection of 10 wise-beyond-their-years piano-driven pop songs that echo elements of Alanis Morissette, Carole King, Tori Amos and Regina Spektor, while retaining a singular sense of self that is rarely found in such a young performer.

Read more about Rachel Platten on Last.fm.


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