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PeaceOut Lyrics by Destiny Williams

Bloodust

2020

(Lyrics)
You said its hormonal
I said its emotional
You try to be motivational
Hurt and pain
There much to gain
Peace and love
It's all the same
Will I get rid of you?
Will I breakthrough?
Will you set me free?
Will you let me be?
Say it
Say that your mine
Say it
'Cause you know that I'm fine
Move to the beat
Dance with your feet
Move to the beat
Dance with your feet
You were a legend
You were representin'
Some rich are careless
Some people are jealous
Some poor are con artists
The world can be dangerous
Every single day
I get pushed away
Thinkin' you don't care
So why am I still here?
(Outro)
Ohh
Ohh

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"PeaceOut" is credited to Destiny Williams. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"PeaceOut" appears on "Bloodust " in 2020.

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