What Matters
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What Matters
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The message still the same.
The prayers always change.
A vivacious group of friends,
one thing that we share.
End result is life.
Forever isn't long
when you can't measure time.
Everlasting pride.
Seems you've heard this message
a hundred times before.
The point is that we need to live forevermore.
No agony in discourse.
No wallowing in dread.
The choices that you make will matter when you're dead!
We've always got our friends
to gather in this fight.
There's pressure coming in,
from every shape and size.
Now is not the time
to fall bellow the mark.
We have to be protective;
we have to stand up strong.
The bridges that we're crossing,
will never be rebuilt,
no time for resentment,
or living with our guilt,
for staring's sake take a glance, at what we can adjust.
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Dogwood performs "What Matters", and this lyric page sits inside the Dogwood catalog on LyroVerse.
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