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You Have No Right
03:34
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Stay
03:53
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Dry
04:19
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Angel
05:03
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You Have No Right
03:34
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I enjoy myself. That's all I ever think about.
It's me, it's me and no one else, no one else.
It's me, it's me and no one else.
You have no right to feel such pain when I am suffering.
No right to feel such pain, when I am suffering.
So comfort me, encourage me, I'll leave you with nothing.
I am so empty, so I'll devour your heart
and hope it fills the void in me, in me.
I hope you fill the void in me.
You have no right to feel such pain when I am suffering.
No right to feel such pain, when I am suffering.
So comfort me, encourage me, I'll leave you with nothing.
You don't have to play the victim, you don't have to be the prey.
You could forget me, you could banish me away.
Regardless of what I've done, you're the one choosing to stay.
You have no right to feel such pain when I am suffering.
No right to feel such pain, when I am suffering.
So comfort me, encourage me, I'll leave you with nothing.
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6. |
Ten Minutes
04:33
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7. |
Forgive & Forget
04:17
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8. |
Indecision
04:25
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Stay (acoustic reprise)
03:47
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Dry (acoustic reprise)
04:29
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Jessi Robertson Nashville, Tennessee
Jessi Robertson is a Nashville-based singer/songwriter whose work navigates the boundaries between reality and imagination, and lays bare her own emotional truths.
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