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All You Need to Know by This Too Shall Pass

from Session 2, Summer 2011 by Bay Area Girls Rock Camp

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You look at me
It's an 8 second rule
and immediately
you think you know who I am

You judge me from my worn out jeans
but honestly, what does that even mean?
You think you know me?
What is my middle name?
The one that lies in between the seams...

Chorus
All that you need to know
Is that you have so much more to show
Beauty is inner
You can't even see it, how can you tell
When you don't know me at all
You're one to judge, with your own imperfections
Something you hid cause you're afraid you might fall

To me, it's better to be who you are
if only, you knew that I bet you'd go far
I know you're nervous
You're secretly afraid
you're screaming inside
from the pressure you made
you gotta realize

Chorus

You look at me
It's an 8 second rule
and immediately
you think you know who I am

credits

from Session 2, Summer 2011, released July 30, 2011
Managers: Belinda and Maggie
Lana-- guitarist, Izzie-- guitarist, Isabel-- guitarist, Tahnia-- vocalist, Maggie-- drums

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Bay Area Girls Rock Camp Oakland, California

Bay Area Girls Rock Camp is a nonprofit dedicated to empowering girls through music, promoting an environment that fosters self-confidence, creativity and collaboration. It is a place where girls learn to play instruments, form bands, and write and perform their own music.
These songs were written by campers between the ages of 8 and 18 in just five days.
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