Walk On Water
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Walk On Water
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Lost in your smile
I'm lost in your innocence
Playing a game I know I can't lose
Who makes the rules?
Who say's what's right or wrong?
Show me a man who lives without sin
How will I know when I get it right?
Will I walk on water?
How will I know will I see the light?
Will I walk on water?
Lost in a dream
I'm lost in the make believe
The truth that we seek so plain to see
The price that I pay
No one can understand
Sometimes in life the best things are free
For you and me
How will I know when I get it right?
Will I walk on water?
How will I know will I see the light?
Will I walk on water?
If all I have to give is what I feel inside
If I lose my way will you be there by my side?
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Who performs "Walk On Water"?
Bob Catley performs "Walk On Water", and this lyric page sits inside the Bob Catley catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Against The Wind and Beautiful Mind with a short reason for opening each page next.
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