Figure It Out (A Song Between Siblings)

[Verse 1: Gracie Lawrence]
I'm sorry that I cry a lot
I know I'm so pathetic
But I would rather risk the pain
Than wish I'd never felt it

I'm sorry that I cry a lot
It's not something I'm proud of
But I would rather cry a lot
Than live my life without ya

[Chorus: Gracie]
So we'll say
The problem's gone
But it is not and that's okay
We can take it day by day

I'm sorry that I cry a lot
Oh what is wrong with me
But I promise I will figure it out

I'll figure it out
I'll figure it out
I'll figure it out

[Verse 2: Clyde Lawrence]
I'm sorry for the things I said
I really didn't mean them
In my eyes it was all good vibes
I wish you could have seen them

I hate to make you insecure
I swear I'm so proud of you
And I've never sung these words before
But you deserve I love you

[Chorus: Clyde]
And we'll say
The problem's gone
But it is not and that's okay
We'll save it for another day

I'm sorry for the things I said
Oh what is wrong with me
But I promise I will figure it out

[Outro: Clyde & Gracie, Clyde]
Figure it out, figure it out
Figure it out, figure it out
Figure it out, figure it out
Yeah, yeah
Figure it out, figure it out
Figure it out, figure it out
Figure it out, figure it out
Yeah, yeah
Figure it out, figure it out
Figure it out, figure it out
Figure it out, figure it out
Yeah, yeah
Figure it out, figure it out
(We're gonna figure it out)
Figure it out, figure it out
Figure it out, figure it out
Yeah, yeah
Figure it out, figure it out
Figure it out, figure it out
Figure it out, figure it out
Yeah, yeah
Figure it out, figure it out
Figure it out, figure it out
Figure it out, figure it out
Don't lose sight, baby don't lose sight
I got a Hotel TV
Ain't nobody here to watch with me
Na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na
Na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na
And I say I'll see you soon
You're kinda looking like a stranger
Oh oh oh oh
At 23 you'll say goodbye
Can we talk, can we talk
So much talk about the weather
And I'm getting sick and tired of these
Don't lose sight, baby don't lose sight