Waterwheel
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Waterwheel
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I'm starting to think my honor isn't for sale
All of the hurting rumors are gone
'Cause what if every morning
I shot myself with love
I would have so much more
To give away, yeah
I'm starting to dance and then fall to reach you
All of these fine forgivings call out my name (ooh)
'Cause never was a promise
That death always turns out okay
We have to make it happen
Though it is planned
Waterwheel
Turning in my life so sweet
Chance to heal
Any challenges I meet
And I need you now
Remember what's important
Shine like a billion suns
And always to remember
That's who we are
Waterwheel
Turning in my life so sweet
Chance to heal
Any tragedy I meet
And I need you now
Lord I need you
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Who performs "Waterwheel"?
Eric Johnson performs "Waterwheel", and this lyric page sits inside the Eric Johnson catalog on LyroVerse.
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