All My Friends [They]

from grammatically incorrect. by NANí

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this song was not written for my class, but it is in The World.
shoutout to Tati Londono for making me record this.

lyrics

shakespeare once said it
wrote it down in a play
so how come my friends can't do the same?

maybe someday i'll regret it
ever opening my mouth
but i could keep it closed
and you'd still shut me out

and all i can do
is grin
and then
close my eyes
and count to ten

all my friends are saying "she is dumb"
all my friends are saying "look at what she's become"
all my friends are asking "what has she done?"
but who is she?

all of these halloween limbs
claim to be in with the times
but they're scarin' themselves by june and july

"where is her figure?"
"where is her smile?"
"what is she trying to hide?"
but this body is not yours
it's mine

credits

from grammatically incorrect., released June 5, 2016
words and music by Imani Russell

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brooklyn. ny.

i may not know exactly what i'm doing but that won't stop me.

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