Listen
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Listen
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I stopped to listen, to a voice
In my head
Can you tell me, what you
Just said
The words of him & her & you
Can't seem to hear me
I stopped to rest a bit, to
Crash in my bed
The phone just kept ringing
The light blinking red
The words of him & her & you
Can't seem to sleep
Come sit next to me, I'll sit
Next to you and hear your plea
I stopped to wonder, how
You can stand
To hear every one of us,
All our demands
The words of her & him & you
Can't seem to sleep
Come sit next to me, I'll sit
Next to you and hear your plea
The words of him & her & me
Can't seem to see
If I sit by you, will you sit by me
And hear my plea
I stopped to pray a bit,
To say here I am
Just thought I'd tell you, and
Now.....say Amen
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