Genius Lyrics
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Sara Bareilles – I Choose You
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“I Choose You” is a sort of pop ballad. Upbeat and constantly optimistic, it tells a story of finding someone who changes your idea of what a life long love would look like.
In a
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Sara Bareilles – I Choose You (Live from the Hollywood Bowl)
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[Intro: Sara Bareilles & audience] / Oh my God, there's so many familiar faces / Hi / I went to company with you [?] / You what? / I went to company with you [?] / We were on the
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Sara Bareilles – Brave
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“Brave” is the lead single of The Blessed Unrest. An upbeat pop song, it was co-written by Bareilles and Fun.’s Jack Antonoff. Bareilles has said that the song was meant to be a
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Sara Bareilles – Eyes On You (Live from the Hollywood Bowl)
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[Verse 1] / Tandy with the good hand, stutters when she's speaking / Johnny drives a big rig, Johnny's not sleeping / Sweet Geraldine turned 80 in the spring / But her nerves won't
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Sara Bareilles – She Used to Be Mine (Live from the Hollywood Bowl)
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It's not simple to say / Most days I don't recognize me / That these shoes and this apron / That place and its patrons / Have taken more than I gave them / It's not easy to know
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Sara Bareilles – Satellite Call
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Sara Bareilles delivers a gem here during the middle of the album, and uses it to provide an anthem to depressed and lonely children across the world. In her Spotify commentary
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Sara Bareilles – Love Song (Live from the Hollywood Bowl)
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[Intro] / A one, a two / A one, two, three / [Verse 1] / Head underwater and they tell me / To breathe easy for a while / The breathing gets harder, even I know that / Made room
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Sara Bareilles – Root Down
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[Verse 1] / If I build it out of blood and bone / If I love it and I even give it a good name / And I let it stand up on it's own / And if I even ever learn to trust and walk away
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Sara Bareilles – Poetry By Dead Men (Live from the Hollywood Bowl)
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[Intro] / Holy shit we're at the Hollywood Bowl / Goodnight, goodbye, gotta go / Just kidding, I just got here / I'm so glad you're here / Thank you for coming / [Verse 1] / By the
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Sara Bareilles – I Wanna Be Like Me
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“I Wanna Be Like Me” is a bonus track from Sara Bareilles' fourth studio album, The Blessed Unrest about embracing your own features and rejecting somebody else’s ideas of you.
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Sara Bareilles – Bright Lights and Cityscapes
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[Verse 1] / Hold my breath and I'll count to ten / I'm the paper and you're the pen / You fill me in, you are permanent / And you leave me to dry / I'm the writer and she's the
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Sara Bareilles – Manhattan
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“Manhattan” appears as the fourth track on The Blessed Unrest. The piano ballad focuses on Sara Bareilles' break-up with her guitarist, Javier Dunn, and subsequent move to
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Sara Bareilles – She Used to Be Mine
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“She Used To Be Mine” is the first promotional single from the fifth studio album, What’s Inside: Songs From Waitress, by Sara Bareilles. It is set to be released on November 6th
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Sara Bareilles – Beautiful Girl
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“Beautiful Girl” was a song Bareilles penned as a letter to thirteen-year-old self, reminding her of her inner beauty and her need to believe in herself and let go of her
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Sara Bareilles – 1000 Times
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“1000 Times” is a ballad about unrequited love.
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Sara Bareilles – Tightrope
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[Verse 1] / Some people long for a life that is simple and planned, tied with a ribbon / Some people won't sail the sea, 'cause they're safer on land / To follow what's written but
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Sara Bareilles – Between the Lines
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In “Between the Lines”, Sara Bareilles ponders her relationship with a man she loves but has never quite gotten the chance to be with, even after countless close calls. Recently
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Sara Bareilles – Orpheus / Fire (Live from the Hollywood Bowl)
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[Part I: Orpheus] / [Chorus] / Don't stop / Trying to find me here amidst the chaos / Though I know it's blinding, there's a way out / Say out loud / Will not give up on love now
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Sara Bareilles – No Such Thing / Satellite Call (Live from the Hollywood Bowl)
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[Verse 1] / I feel you, it's like you're in the next room / At any given moment, you could reappear / Thin air, you're out there in it somewhere / If I could only get there, I
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Sara Bareilles – Cassiopeia
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[Verse 1] / Come in close, now it's time to tell the story: / Long ago, and so many years before we / Ever were, ever dreamed we even could be / There was her and her very first
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Sara Bareilles – Islands
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The 11th song off of Sara Bareilles’s album “The Blessed Unrest.
The only instrument used in the song is the piano. The rest of the production includes distorted sounds behind
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