Sum Of Our Parts Lyrics - Heart On My Sleeve - Mary Lambert

This is my skin that I've never fit in 

I was born the queen of nowhere 

Well, this is how it begins 

I wonder is this your life 

Were you raised in deep water 

Are they pushing you down 

Are you gonna push harder 

I want to know who ever broke you 

I want to know how you can grow bigger 

Don't go looking for some kind of rescue 

You are the only one who can save you 

We are, who we are more than our scars 

We are, who we are more than the sum of our parts 

We are, who we are more than our scars 

We are, who we are more than the sum of our parts 

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I didn't know I was a phoenix 

Till I learned how to speak 

Even with ashes in my mouth 

I was still born to breath 

I wonder are you like me 

Were you left in the fire 

Are you raising yourself 

Above your father's empire 

I want to know who ever broke you 

I want to know how you can grow bigger 

Don't go looking for some kind of rescue 

You are the only one who can save you 

We are, who we are more than our scars 

We are, who we are more than the sum of our parts 

We are, who we are more than our scars 

We are, who we are more than the sum of our parts 

More than the sum of our parts 

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(I burn bright) 

(I burn bright) 

Look how bright we are 

Look at all the things we have come from 

Sometimes it hurts when you become them 

Sometimes I bury myself in my own wreckage and 

Don't want to come out 

Which part of you is still in the wreckage? 

Which part of you clipped your own wings? 

Which part of you will begin at your own end? 

Which part of you will you let live again? 

We are, who we are more than our scars 

We are, who we are more than the sum of our parts 

We are, who we are more than our scars 

We are, who we are more than the sum of our parts 

More than our scars 

More than the sum of our parts 

More than our scars 

More than the sum of our parts