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Artist: Harvestt
Canonical path: /harvestt/what-shall-remain
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What Shall Remain
Read What Shall Remain lyrics by Harvestt on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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What Shall Remain
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I am finally getting through the storm
The waves are growing down to small
My boat is staying dry again
Will you help get it to the land
I feel so free again
And this feeling will remain
When I hold you now
When I feel you now
When I stay again by you side
When I know you are
Here with me
When I can see you smilling at me
You are here with me
I won't ever leave
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