Dear Father
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Dear Father
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Don't fear the night
My child,
Don't fear the night
Don't fear
The night
My
Child
Dear father!
I have seen
That you've got
The strength i lack
And it goes to show
Its what i needed
The whole time
Dear father
It takes me
To a point
To search myself
Its what i needed
The whole time
Its what i needed
The whole time
And i'll wait
For a signal
To carry me home
To carry me home
To carry me
Home again
For i have walked alone
For far too long
And now that i see
Hanging on
Empty words
Was testing what
I've heard
Against what
I know
Tell me its love
So i can understand
So that i can understand
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Who performs "Dear Father"?
Divide The Sky performs "Dear Father", and this lyric page sits inside the Divide The Sky catalog on LyroVerse.
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