More
Read More lyrics by Crystal Lewis on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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More
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Dirty devices, divide and devise
A plan to diminish our creative minds
Distorting our views, of ourselves and our minds
Destructive dirty devices
Destructive dirty devices
We are more than we know
We are more than we know
We are meant for more than this world would suppose
We are more than we know
I believe in all things spiritual
That God is in this place
Always watching, guiding,
Knowing what the look on my face means
Knowing every thought before I think it and it's gone
Knowing each word I'm gonna say before it rolls off my tongue
Knowing each word I'm gonna say before it rolls off my tongue
We are more than we know
We are more than we know
We are meant for more than this world would suppose
We are more than we know
Listen and let go, You will hear and know
You'll see and believe, You can walk on water
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Who performs "More"?
Crystal Lewis performs "More", and this lyric page sits inside the Crystal Lewis catalog on LyroVerse.
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