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Aidan Zamiri directs the new video as the album cycle continues.
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Lyrics
How are you feeling? How are you doing? I'm sorry, I just wanted to hear your voice so clear What are you thinking? Am I amusing? It's so strange to talk after all these years What is the meaning? It's so confusing All my old feelings coming back to me When was the last time that I saw your face? Know it like the back of my hand, I'd say And you're not that dumb anymore I picked up the books you threw to the floor Put them back on the shelf Don't you see how much I want your help?
And I know we're not the same as we were Used to be falling hard, now it just hurts me so bad And you know that I can't hold back All of these worries that I have had 'bout you
And I know that it's time To forget how I'm feeling, don't want to give in But I know, know that it's right To listen to my breathing and start believing myself
And I know that it's time To forget how I'm feeling, don't want to give in But I know, know that it's right To listen to my breathing and start believing myself Woah, myself, myself
And I know we're not the same as we were Used to be falling hard, now it hurts me so bad And you know that I can't hold back All of these worries that I have had 'bout you
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"Impossible" is a song by Clairo from the album Immunity, released in 2019. The song was written by Clairo, Rostam. It was produced by Peter CottonTale, Rostam.
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