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Artist: Forevermore
Canonical path: /forevermore/the-wide-the-narrow
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The Wide, The Narrow
Read The Wide, The Narrow lyrics by Forevermore on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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The Wide, The Narrow
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This is a tragedy if I've ever seen one
You've become a captive with your loaded gun
I've seen this before
I know how this ends
Pull the trigger once again
Following the crowd, it seems
Is your new profession
No matter what it takes
You'd die with them again
It's true- there's still hope, my friends
But this you knew
Your refusal and your cowardice
They will be dealt with
We'll see who's right in the end
So come back my friend
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