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Fit

(Howard Aronson)

This lyric is about how I feel about myself and how I relate or it relates to the world around me. I think for so long in my life, I felt like I never fit in. This is one of the big reasons why I turned to drugs and alcohol. But I ended up feeling the same there too. I just need to find a place in life where I feel comfortable. It's an everyday search for me.

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In my space
I feel out of place
In this world
In this world

I don't fit
Not one bit
In this world
In this world

Like a puzzle
Missing a piece
I can't find
Any inner peace

I don't fit
Not one bit
In this world
In this world

It's all I know
Always been this way
And I hope things change
Every day

In my space
I feel out of place
In this world
In this world

I don't fit
Not one bit
In this world
In this world

Like a puzzle
Missing a piece
I can't find
Any inner peace

I don't fit
Not one bit
In this world
In this world

It's all I know
Always been this way
And I hope things change
Every day

© Howard Aronson 2022

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