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Artist: Carolyn Arends
Canonical path: /carolyn-arends/all-is-well
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All Is Well
Read All Is Well lyrics by Carolyn Arends on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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All Is Well
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Bones will ache
Hearts will break
When living takes its toll
Tears will fall
Still all is well with my soul
Storms will come
Hide the sun
And leave us numb with cold
Rains will fall
Still all is well with my soul
Chorus
All is well that ends well
And in the end I'll be with You I know
All is well that ends well
And so...all is well with my soul
Eyes will see
Tragedies
And mysteries unfold
Night will fall
Still all is well with my soul
Repeat chorus
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Carolyn Arends performs "All Is Well", and this lyric page sits inside the Carolyn Arends catalog on LyroVerse.
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