Change
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Change
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Deal's complete, drug is sweet
The feeling is ecstasy from head to feet
Deal goes wrong, same old song
Teenagers dying on our violent streets
Is there a chance to heal this land
Is there an end to this misery
Is there an answer to this question we're asking
Is there a hope, yes there is
And it starts with me
Change, change, everybody needs change
Change, change, everybody needs change
Bible cynic, abortion clinic
Gay rights amendments knocking at your door
ACLU, they will tell you
Talk about whatever, just don't talk about the Lord
Repeat Chorus
Change, everybody needs change
Change, everybody needs change
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Charles Billingsley performs "Change", and this lyric page sits inside the Charles Billingsley catalog on LyroVerse.
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