I Will Follow
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I Will Follow
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I know nothing is easy
For better or worse
I want you to see me
For all that it's worth
You need to know if I'm ready
For all that will follow
I'm through pretending
I'm here for it all
And I will follow
I will follow you
Into the highest of fires
The most violent storms
I will follow you
Like ending the season
I'm forever changed
You are the reason
I am no longer afraid
I'm not afraid
And I will follow
I will follow you
Into the highest of fires
The most violent storms
I will follow you
And I will follow
I will follow you
Into the highest of fires
The most violent storms
Oooh I will follow
I will follow you
Into the highest of fires
The most violent storms
I will follow you
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