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Worrying Again Video (MV)




Performed By: Common Man
Language: English
Length: 3:26
Written by: Compton McMurry
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Common Man - Worrying Again Lyrics




I was in the middle of a dream
We were in the middle of a thousand pretty things
Waking one night less to being free
Of every little block that comes between

When suddenly I'm worrying
Worrying again
How are we to be together when we wear so thin
Suddenly I'm worrying
When I shouldn't have been

There's another way than where I'm at
This slinking lightly like I'm paper flat
I know because I used to be alive
Breathing all the beauty of the skies

But suddenly I'm worrying
Worrying again
How are we to be together when we wear so thin
Suddenly I'm worrying
When I shouldn't have been

Call me upward
Call me upward
Call me upward

Suddenly I'm worrying
Worrying again
How are we to be together when we wear so thin
Suddenly I'm worrying
When I shouldn't
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English

I was in the middle of a dream
We were in the middle of a thousand pretty things
Waking one night less to being free
Of every little block that comes between

When suddenly I'm worrying
Worrying again
How are we to be together when we wear so thin
Suddenly I'm worrying
When I shouldn't have been

There's another way than where I'm at
This slinking lightly like I'm paper flat
I know because I used to be alive
Breathing all the beauty of the skies

But suddenly I'm worrying
Worrying again
How are we to be together when we wear so thin
Suddenly I'm worrying
When I shouldn't have been

Call me upward
Call me upward
Call me upward

Suddenly I'm worrying
Worrying again
How are we to be together when we wear so thin
Suddenly I'm worrying
When I shouldn't
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Writer: Compton McMurry
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