Surrender
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Surrender
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I took a good look at my life
And what I saw it made me cry
But there was nothing I could do
But lift my head up to the sky and
Surrender
I took a good look at my friends
And I saw that they were thieves
Because they were stealing precious time
So I dropped down on my knees and I
Surrendered
I took a good look at my soul
And saw a liquid dancing fire light
And the seed of man's most evil stare
Could not deny my joy tonight
Surrender
I am a liquid dancing firelight
I don't believe in the existence of sin
But I believe in me and I believe in you
And that's enough to believe in
Surrender
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Terence Trent D'arby performs "Surrender", and this lyric page sits inside the Terence Trent D'arby catalog on LyroVerse.
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