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Artist: Caleb Denison
Canonical path: /caleb-denison/rivers
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Rivers
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Rivers
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Walking down the street
Rivers down my cheeks
Words rolled off my lips
Anger hid my best
Can you forgive?
Can you forget?
Choking up all day
Needing face to face
When it finally comes
A lion’s got my tongue
Can you forgive?
Can you forget?
I was a fool to walk away
To put that on your day
On your heart and brain
Or somewhere in our way
Can you forgive?
Can you forget?
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Caleb Denison performs "Rivers", and this lyric page sits inside the Caleb Denison catalog on LyroVerse.
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