I Depend On You
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I Depend On You
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I'm not as strong as I would like to be.
Sometimes the current pulls me out to sea.
You're always there to rescue me.
I depend on you.
I depend on you.
When I need someone to see me through,
I depend on you.
Sometimes I sit around for days and days.
You try and tell me that it's just a phase.
You help me see the error of my ways.
I depend on you.
I depend on you.
When I need someone to see me through,
I depend on you.
I come in soaking wet from the storm.
You smile and tell me I'm just true to form.
I touch your body and it feels so warm.
I depend on you.
I depend on you.
When I need someone to see me through,
I depend on you.
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Dean Friedman performs "I Depend On You", and this lyric page sits inside the Dean Friedman catalog on LyroVerse.
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