Standing Tall
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Standing Tall
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I'm standing tall in the rain and the snow,
Got a little bit of love, oh to keep me, to keep me dry.
So bring on the storm, let the winter winds blow,
My little bit of love, oh will keep me alive.
When I fall down to my knees,
When I fall down to the floor,
When I fall down to my knees,
You'll catch me.
Where is my faith? Well I need nothing more,
Than a little bit of love, oh to give me a reason why.
So bring on the storm, let the winter winds blow,
My little bit of love, oh will keep me alive.
When I fall down to my knees,
When I fall down to the floor,
When I fall down to my knees,
You'll catch me.
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Who performs "Standing Tall"?
Bess Rogers performs "Standing Tall", and this lyric page sits inside the Bess Rogers catalog on LyroVerse.
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