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Artist: Heath McNease
Canonical path: /heath-mcnease/it-s-alright
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It's Alright
Read It's Alright lyrics by Heath McNease on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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It's Alright
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You're all alone and so am I
Beneath this blanket of sky
So I'll say my prayers, you turn out the light
And we'll wait with our fingers crossed tight
And sing
Oh, it's alright now
I'll see you again
We sing
Oh, it's alright now
It's alright
So dream for me now, close your eyes
That's where you'll find me tonight
And dream that I'm there, so close by your side
And I sing you this lullaby
I sing
Oh, it's alright now
I won't leave again
I'll sing
Oh, it's alright now
But until then
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Heath McNease performs "It's Alright", and this lyric page sits inside the Heath McNease catalog on LyroVerse.
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