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Practice

from In Water by Why Bonnie

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lyrics

my mother told me
one day you'll be there
just gotta work hard
but know it's unfair

the rest is practice
it's not the real thing
the rest it practice
it's not the real thing

in the winter
we burned down the porch
i fell in love
screaming and head first

the rest is practice
it's not the real thing
the rest it practice
it's not the real thing

the world outside is so unforgiving
but it opens doors i've seen before
you cut my hair on a burned down porch
i choose to stay here
with you

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from In Water, released February 16, 2018

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Why Bonnie Austin, Texas

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