Work all day come back home, get a little older I don't feel like I belong, devil on my shoulder Discomfort I wait for you Discomfort I..... Try and
your eye's So go on and sing your sad, sad song. I don't even blame you the routine is nice. Nine to five and a suit and tie. Fear of failure a comfort zone
break this bad habit Can't take his bad habit no more [Kelly] I'm totally out of my element Learnin' new ways to live, while your in a comfort zone
was back home I'm comfortable dog, Brooklyn to Rome On any Martin Luther, don't part with your future Don't ever question if I got the heart to shoot ya The answer
when I was back home I'm comfortable dog Brooklyn to Rome On any Martin Luther don't part with your future Don't ever question if I got the heart to shoot ya The answer
up your eyes So go on and sing your sad, sad song I don't even blame you, the routine is nice Nine to five in a suit and tie Fear of failure in comfort zones
I'm coming out of my comfort zone Some of the places in my life that's comfortable God is challenging me, trust and believe For to go where I've not gone
But I gotta break this bad habit Can't take this bad habit no more I'm totally out of my element Learnin' new ways to live, while your in a comfort zone
People deep in africa looking for an answer bra'. In china man, they're dieing man, until they know who died for sins. So look what grace did. Not for us to stay here inside our comfort zones
I'm coming out of my comfort zone Some of the places in my life that's comfortable God is challenging me Trust and believe For to go where I've not gone
gotta break this bad habit Can't take his bad habit no more [Kelly] I'm totally out of my element Learnin' new ways to live, while your in a comfort zone
up your eye's So go on and sing your sad, sad song. I don't even blame you the routine is nice. Nine to five and a suit and tie. Fear of failure a comfort zone
an answer bra'. In china man, They're dying man, Until they know who died for sins. So look what grace did. Not for us to stay hid Inside our comfort zones