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Artist: Dylan Dunlap
Canonical path: /dylan-dunlap/world-of-hope
Related lyric paths: 6
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World Of Hope
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World Of Hope
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Family, a disease
We're not blood, but do you see?
The way you love, clarity
Sorrow eased, I can be set free
You were there, liver clean
When he wasn't to be seen
I was running scared, wondering how to cope
Now you may not have a son
But you made me feel like one
I can safely say you gave me this world of hope
You and I share too much
Every road has repeated such
We made clear when one could not last
My dear friend, oh this too shall pass
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