Is You Asking? Or Is You Telling?
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Is You Asking? Or Is You Telling?
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In this life I've lost more than most
Friends, family, chances I've paid the cost
But for everything I've lost there's been some gain
I've passed every test
Endured all the pain
I've learned just who I am
Just when to take a stand
I'm strong in my convictions
There is no contradiction
Mind, heart, soul I am strong
Because I know
Just what I'm living for
Because I know
That it's worth dying for
(2x)
You better know
Just what you're living for
You better know
If it's worth dying for
(2x)
You better know
You better know
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