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Ur The Right 1

from I Won The Pageant by 4th Curtis

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My future was a thing of the past
When I told a stupid joke and I heard you laugh
For the first time, for the first time
You’re the right one, you're the right one

You catcall beautiful men
On your way into town and you gave me a shout
Said I looked good, said I looked good
I’m the right one, I'm the right one

Summer was wasting away
We threw in some feeling to fatten it up
Numbers were weak out the gate
I think that you're special and that is enough

I'm worried that I might scare you off
I heard you're into artists but I mostly write pop
I like you too much, I like you too much
Can I please say you're the right one?

Summer was wasting away
We threw in some feeling to fatten it up
Numbers were weak out the gate
I think that you're special and that is enough

The second I realized you love me I forgot what it's like to feel cold
I want you to trust me when I say nobody can touch you in my heart
Nobody can touch you in my heart, nobody can touch you in my heart
I want you to trust me when I say nobody can touch you in my heart
I think that you might be the right one, it’s early but it could be too true
I think that you might be the right one, I hope that you think I'm the right one
Um. Um. Um. Um.

Summer was wasting away
Numbers were weak out the gate
I will conquer the fears that you face
'Cause I know you're the right one
And I am your right one
Oh-oh-oh, oh oh oh oh, oh-oh-oh, oh oh
Oh-oh-oh, oh oh oh oh, oh-oh-oh, oh oh

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from I Won The Pageant, released February 24, 2017

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