Listen to Wanted It to Be by Sister Hazel

Wanted It to Be

Sister Hazel

Alternative

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Apple Music Note

OVERVIEW

LYRICS

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Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS

Andrew Copeland

Andrew Copeland

Guitar

Jeff Beres

Bass

Ken Block

Acoustic Guitar

Mark Trojanowski

Mark Trojanowski

Drums

Ryan Newell

Guitar

COMPOSITION & LYRICS

Kenneth Alan Block

Kenneth Alan Block

Songwriter

Andrew Copeland

Andrew Copeland

Composer

Jeff Beres

Composer

Mark Trojanowski

Mark Trojanowski

Composer

Ryan Newell

Composer

PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING

Paul Ebersold

Producer

Eric Flettrich

Engineer

Greg Calbi

Mastering Engineer

Matt Martone

Assistant Engineer

Pete Matthews

Assistant Engineer

Lyrics

It's your world

And I was just someone in it

I never wanted to be your problem

No, no, no

And it's your life

And I just wanted to see you live it

Be the one to help you solve them

I wanted, I wanted it to be

I wanted, I wanted it to be, yeah yeah

Never claimed to be no savior

I never claimed to be no saint

I'm just another tool who tried to love you

I saw the ones before me

Then I saw the one who took my place

Took a lot of time just to get on by you

I wanted, I wanted it to be

I wanted, I wanted it to be, yeah yeah

I wanted, I wanted it to be

I wanted, I wanted it to be

I wanted, I wanted it to be

I wanted, I wanted it to be, yeah yeah

I wanted, I wanted it to be, yeah yeah

I wanted, I wanted, I wanted it to be

Said it's your world

And I was just someone in it

I never wanted to be your problem

No, no, no, no, no

Written by: Kenneth Alan Block, Sister Hazel