Watching Over You
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Watching Over You
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have you ever really been alone?
ever really fallen far from grace
do you know you at all?
do you recognize this silent face?
i know you
everyone knows how to bleed
you know me
and things we all need
watching over you
and they're watching over me
watching over you
they're watching over me
building our trenches
in the order you let down
the mourning that overcame
the hollow of your spaces
do you recognize this sullen face?
i know you
everyone knows how to bleedyou know me
and things we all need
watching over you
and they're watching over me
watching over you
they're watching over me
building our trenches
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Holly McNarland performs "Watching Over You", and this lyric page sits inside the Holly McNarland catalog on LyroVerse.
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