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Bad
02:17
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You say it or you feel it every day
Depression digging claws into your brain
Sometimes not even sad but still insane
You think there must be a reason it don't change
You think you're bad you think you're awful
You think that you deserve this constant pain
You think you're bad you think it's lawful
That you should be under all this strain
I'd just like to take this chance to say
Your's is an inaccurate refrain
You're beautiful and strong in many ways
The things you make and do truly amaze
And you're not bad you're not awful
Your small victories don't get the medals they deserve
You're not bad it's not lawful
In fact my friends it's quite the reverse
I know it's bad I know it's awful
I know you think someone must be to blame
But I know you're good I know you're awesome
I know this song won't fix it
But I'd certainly be remiss if
I did not insist that you are
Good
You are great
You are perfect
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Bad (Solo Demo Version)
02:31
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You say it or you feel it every day
Depression digging claws into your brain
Sometimes not even sad but still insane
You think there must be a reason it don't change
You think you're bad you think you're awful
You think that you deserve this constant pain
You think you're bad you think it's lawful
That you should be under all this strain
I'd just like to take this chance to say
Your's is an inaccurate refrain
You're beautiful and strong in many ways
The things you make and do truly amaze
And you're not bad you're not awful
Your small victories don't get the medals they deserve
You're not bad it's not lawful
In fact my friends it's quite the reverse
I know it's bad I know it's awful
I know you think someone must be to blame
But I know you're good I know you're awesome
I know this song won't fix it
But I'd certainly be remiss if
I did not insist that you are
Good
You are great
You are perfect
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