The Battle (Outro)
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The Battle (Outro)
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We'll let them know, we'll let them know
When it's all said and done
We'll let them know, when it's all said and done
We'll let them know, we'll let them know
When it's all said and done
Let them know, let them know that we're living out
We're living, let them know, let them know
Let them know, let them know, whoa
Let them know, when it's all said and done
When it's all, when it's all, yeah
When it's all, yeah, let them know, know
When it's all said, when it's all said
When it's all said and done
When it's all said, when it's all said
When it's all said and done
[?] They'll see that [?]
And I'll see that I'm alone, yeah
Put your arm around me.
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Dawn Richard performs "The Battle (Outro)", and this lyric page sits inside the Dawn Richard catalog on LyroVerse.
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