You'll Be Fine

Her mother told her put her shoulders back and straighten up her shirt
To be taken seriously it's best you wear the shoes that hurt
Don't raise your voice but raise your babies
Arrive early but not first
If you want to get a head just hide your thirst

Because ever happened
When you left that shit behind
The world didn't blow up
When you didn't smile that time
There's actually no consequence for crossing imaginary lines
And it turns out if you want to kiss and tell
You'll be fine, you'll be fine

They spent their weekends making their house overwhelmingly tidy
But matching linen, polished floor boards didn't stop all the fighting
They bought a mower,
Made a baby, got a new big ass TV
Knowing this stuff might not make them happy

But ever happened when you left all that shit behind
The world didn't blow up
When you didn't smile that time
There's actually no consequence for crossing imaginary lines
And it turns out if you want to kiss and tell
You'll be fine, you'll be fine

No one ever feels like they truly do fit in
We're all a little broken and in need of fixing
We're so busy fretting
We're forgetting to let it all sink in
Maybe we've just got to begin

Because ever happened when you
Left that shit behind
The world didn't blow up
When you didn't smile that time
Because there's actually no consequence for crossing imaginary lines
And it turns out even if you can't spell
Yeah you're probably going to end up in hell
Yeah it turns out if you want to kiss and tell
You'll be fine, you'll be fine
(turns out even if you can't spell)
You'll be fine
(probably gonna end up in hell)
You'll be fine
(turns out even if you can't spell)
You'll be fine



Credits
Writer(s): Matthew James Fell, Edwina Maggaret Lumsden
Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com

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