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I AM, Week 1
03:11
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You even admit that he's holding you back
But you're holding hope it'll work in the end
Your momma got married by age 22
You're scared she'll be asking why haven't you
'Cuz woman spelled without man at the end
is two useless letters, is that what they said
Well I M enough in my own right
And I M strong enough for my own fights
And I M more than a boxed set
And F U if you think any different
Is she askin' for it when she's wearin' that dress
And I never saw catcalls as compliments
And I never saw manhate as some form of progress
Or revenge as the last line of defense
'Cuz woman spelled without man at the end
is two useless letters, is that what they said
Well I M enough in my own right
And I M strong enough for my own fights
And I M more than a boxed set
And F U if you think any different
Well I M enough in my own right
And I M strong enough for my own fights
And I M more than a boxed set
And F U if you think any different
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Elijah, Week 2
03:57
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AliZ Boston, Massachusetts
Hello! My name's Alessandra, Ali for short. I was born in Paris, though raised primarily in Massachusetts. I found my love for music at age 11, and began songwriting at Berklee College of Music. I tend to write storytelling songs, and songs that raise awareness or create an impact in some way. I hope my music speaks to you<3 ... more
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