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Get By
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The strangest times, you find it hard to speak, you do what you can to get by
Climb the highest peak, take the shortest way down
You do what you can to get by
You’re not at ease, but you try to please. You do what you can to get by
You’re on the tightest rein, but you can’t complain
You do what you can to get by
It’s twelve at night, it’s been dark a while, you do what you can to get by
You search for peace, but it’s in retreat, you do what you can to get by.
You do what you can to get by
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northeasterner Alnwick, UK
Singer songwriter, Tyneside-raised, living in Northumberland
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