Maybe I - Christina Grimmie

Struggle just to breathe, yeah
Living in a concrete colour floor, oh
Everything that you see here
Is just a dirty little plastic crust for your soul

Take a look at the clocks in the room
Like they break each of your heart
Where the lover goes?
And If you can’t love yourself
Then your never gonna rise above

No magic words you can say
Maybe I’m, not alone
But up in this great unknown
You know, maybe I’m the crazy one
Going, going, gone
Maybe I’m, not afraid
I’m already temp to fade (oh)
This is what I want, so bring it on, and on, and on

We just can’t get enough
No, we just can’t get enough
We just can’t get enough
No, we just can’t get enough

I’m tryna find a balance
But I stop, I’m standing on a tilt-a-whirl
Always looking down when
Everything around me starts to crumble and fold

Now you leave
There’s a merry-go-round
And it feels so good til you hit the ground
And if you can’t love yourself
Then you’re never gonna rise above

No magic words you can say
Maybe I’m, not alone
But up in this great unknown
You know, maybe I’m the crazy one
Going, going, gone
Maybe I’m, not afraid
I’m already temp to fade (oh)
This is what I want so bring it on, and on, and on

We just can’t get enough
No, we just can’t get enough
We just can’t get enough
No, we just can’t get enough
We just can’t get enough
No, we just can’t get enough
We just can’t get enough
No, we just can’t get enough

And it’s a high when you’re low
It’s a yes but then it don’t
It ain’t what you think, it’s what you know
And I know
Yeah-eah-yeah

Maybe I’m, not alone
But up in this great unknown
You know, maybe I’m the crazy one
Going, going, gone
Maybe I’m, not afraid
I’m already temp to fade (oh)
This is what I want so bring it on, and on, and on

We just can’t get enough
No, we just can’t get enough
We just can’t get enough
No, we just can’t get enough
We just can’t get enough
No, we just can’t get enough
We just can’t get enough
No, we just can’t get enough
We just can’t get enough
No, we just can’t get enough

Lyrics added by Sandra Quinn