Twice as Good
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Twice as Good
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When I am down and need to cry till morning
I know just where I am going
When I'm in need of sweet commiseration
To speak out loud
Raise a glass to friendship and to knowing
You don't have to go alone
We'll raise our hearts to share each others burdens
On this road
With every burden I have carried
With every joy it's understood
Life with you is half as hard
And twice as good
With my good news your dancing on the table
Babies born to celebration
The joy of life oh what a sweet communion
Shared with you
I know we're growing older
Can you imagine what that will bring
It's all a mystery to me now
But this one thing
Will be half as hard, and twice as good
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Who performs "Twice as Good"?
Sara Groves performs "Twice as Good", and this lyric page sits inside the Sara Groves catalog on LyroVerse.
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