Know
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Know
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All that is left
Is the saddest of songs
All I can try
Is to right all the wrongs
I cannot go
To where you have gone
Yet you were the place
That I came from
Something you told me
Stays in my head
Circles above
Like a bird overhead
Something we should have
But never was said
Goes on in the hopes
Of the living instead
Now all that is left
Is the saddest of songs
Now all I can try
Is to right all the wrongs
I watch the stars
And know that you're there
The space in the place
The foot of the stair
The light falling now
On the arm of the chair
The warm reaching sun
The chill evening air
If only we could do
If only we'd dare
To fill every void
With love and with care
Now all that is left
Is the saddest of songs
Now all I can try
Is to right all the wrongs
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Who performs "Know"?
Anne Clark performs "Know", and this lyric page sits inside the Anne Clark catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to All We Have To Be Thankful For and An Ordinary Life with a short reason for opening each page next.
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