Letter Day
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Letter Day
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This doesn't have to be an ugly situation (no whoa)
You can wipe the hatred from your face
I'm not here to bring condemnation (no whoa)
Cuz I'm not your enemy
We've come this far, we aint goin back
We've broken many barriers, survived the attacks
We're here to stay
You can knock us down, we'll get back up
Your insults don't discourage us
We're here to stay
This isn't about religious persuasion (no whoa)
This is about a choice we all have to make
We are not about a religious institution (no whoa)
But freedom that's from above and it's free
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Hanover Saints performs "Letter Day", and this lyric page sits inside the Hanover Saints catalog on LyroVerse.
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