Bless You
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Bless You
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Bless you bless you my love
For making our house much more than a home
For making my easy chair more than a throne
For sharing your warmth at the end of the day
Making the world seem so far away
Bless you bless you my love
For praising my victories no matter how small
For picking me up should I stumble and fall
For making my kids make me more than a man
Bringing me happiness more that I've planned
Bless you bless you my love
Bless you my love for not trying to change habits as old as me
Bless you my love for all my weakness which you refuse to see
For making me feel I'm mighty and strong
By turning to me when things sometimes go wrong
For letting me know you're happy to be
Spending the rest of your days with me
Bless you bless you my love bless you bless you my love
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Billy Walker performs "Bless You", and this lyric page sits inside the Billy Walker catalog on LyroVerse.
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