All That Has Grown
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All That Has Grown
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After the storm
And the lightning fires
And the last bird
Has flown from the wire
After the rain
The wind dries us cold
After the storm
Just you and me growing old
Would me remember
Is worth be to us
And we know along the matters
To when we not a lost
After the storm
After the storm
And the skies are blue
After everything
We put each other through
The dust and the mud
Have become stone
After the storm
Just you and me on our own
Our choices and our words
Like that bird have flown
After the storm
Look at all that has grown
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