Page type: lyric reference
Artist: After Edmund
Canonical path: /after-edmund/it-s-alright
Related lyric paths: 6
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It's Alright
Read It's Alright lyrics by After Edmund on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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It's Alright
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[verse 1]
My eyes would say
That we've seen better days
And they cry
It's hard to stay
When I could run away
And close my eyes
[chorus]
But when there's no tomorrow
You're telling me it's alright
And when I feel sorrow
You're telling me it's alright
[verse 2]
There's so much to take
Feels like my heart could break
At any time
So invade this place
With Your lovely grace
So divine
[bridge]
(Ah, it's hard to stay)
(when I could run away)
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