Rivers Flow Forever
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Rivers Flow Forever
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Making plans, two hearts forever young
Taking stands like mountains in the sun
Shifting sands of time began to run
Through my hands slips everything I've done
And I wonder what's to become of me
Yeah I wonder when will my soul be free
Rivers flow forever to the sea
Making friends that stand the test of time
Meeting ends with only one thin dime
Dust bowl winds drive honest men to crime
All things end but memories and time
And I wonder what's to become of me
Still I wonder when will my soul be free
Rivers flow forever to the sea
Rivers flow forever to the sea
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Charles David Sharp performs "Rivers Flow Forever", and this lyric page sits inside the Charles David Sharp catalog on LyroVerse.
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