You're Always The One
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You're Always The One
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When my world around me crumbles when in darkness I stumble
Who guides me walks beside me and shows me the sun
Who never mistreates me and tells me she needs me
Who do I turn to you're always the one
Though my faults are many you'd never find any
You praise me for some things condemn me for none
A vision of sweetness in a moment of weakness
Who do I turn to you're always the one
Sharing caring overlooking the wrong things I've done
Never demanding when I need understanding
Who do I turn to you're always the one you're always the one
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