Mary's Song
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Mary's Song
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Mary's Song
Is this the Boy I raised?
Is this the Son I knew?
Is this the One I've loved?
Why can't they love Him too?
What has my Son ever done to you?
Has He caused you some pain?
As I recall all He's shown is love!
Why can't you show Him the same?
This is the Boy I raised;
This is the Son I knew;
This is the One I've loved;
Why can't they love Him, too?
Oh, what can I do, my Son?
Why can't they see what I know?
Is this the way it must be?
Is this the way You must go?
I'd gladly die in your place,
If I could save You some pain;
But I can see in Your face,
My death would not be the same!
You are the Boy I raised;
You are the Son I knew;
You are the One I've loved;
Why can't they love you too?
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Who performs "Mary's Song"?
Dallas Holm performs "Mary's Song", and this lyric page sits inside the Dallas Holm catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to A Broken Heart and Against the Wind with a short reason for opening each page next.
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