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I’m a quiet person It’s not hard to see I’d rather keep to myself Than argue or agree I hate public speaking I get nervous and tongue tied There’s confidence there, but when I go to stand up, I sit down inside It’s just one of those things That I can’t seem to do But it’s the thought of the end That always gets me through It’s different sometimes Kind of hard to understand But I can play for anyone With an instrument in hand It’s that unique comfort Of having something familiar there That’d get you through anything And to that, nothing can compare When I go up to speak, though That comfort disappears I shake, stutter, and stumble With an unconquered fear Through all of this I still try my best But, oh, that public speaking Is always a challenging test
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