More
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More
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I hold my mother's fears
I cried my father’s tears
I never asked for that
But it's what I got
Throughout my younger years
I watched my parents age
And how they loved
And how they fought
But now's the time to walk tall on my own two legs
And hold my head up strong
By the time I made it mine, I realized
You gave me the best of you
And the worst of you
You gave me all of you
I could never ask for more than that
It was winter when I left
You convicted him of theft
Don’t be mistaken
It breaks me too
And more than just my own
For that to you I owe
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You can't let go
You won't let it go
But now's the time to walk tall on my own two legs
And hold my head up strong
By the time I made it mine, I realized
You gave me the best of you
And the worst of you
You gave me all of you
I could never ask for more than that
I could never ask for more than that
I could never ask for more than that
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Edward & Jane performs "More", and this lyric page sits inside the Edward & Jane catalog on LyroVerse.
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