Who They Are
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Who They Are
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Jesus who are you talking to?
I don't want to get involved
I know it might be my duty but I don't feel called
I know everyone's beautiful and I try to understand
But I wish you would stop bothering me and hold someone else's hand
Do you know who they are in my eyes?
Can you see the shooting stars in my skies?
Jesus who are you talking to?
Do you know who she is?
Oh, of course we love them
But this is not how we live
I can try to be sorry if you tell me that I'm wrong
Of course I believe you when no one else is around
Do you know who they are in my eyes?
Can you see the shooting stars in my skies?
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Children 18:3 performs "Who They Are", and this lyric page sits inside the Children 18:3 catalog on LyroVerse.
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