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Artist: Ed Cash
Canonical path: /ed-cash/a-reason
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A Reason
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A Reason
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You can run you can hide
But you can't leave your inside
No matter what you do
Wherever you go you'll still have your problems
Unless you work them through
You've got to have a reason
A reason to living
What's the use in trying
If you don't have a reason
I have tried to escape my feelings
When life has hurt so bad
But I have found that the Lord brings healing
For those who call Him Dad
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