Try
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Try
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It's true I don't know how to heal the things I can't feel. Could I let you down? I'm so afraid. Your plea, what a wondrous thing!
And your tears take shapes that I don't know. And your eyes seem like they can't be dried And I had to let you know that I would like to try.
In the meantime I'll try to be just what we need of me. Could you crack a smile? I'd love to see. Your heart, what a wondrous thing!
And your smile takes shapes that I don't know. And your eyes seem like they can't be described. And I had to let you know that I would like to try.
And I can't bank on all my plans; who knows if they'll stand? Will we make it out? It's a mystery. This life, what a wondrous thing!
And your future takes shapes I don't know. And the odds say we can't get ours intertwined. And I had to let you know that I would like to try
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Christmas Fuller Project performs "Try", and this lyric page sits inside the Christmas Fuller Project catalog on LyroVerse.
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