Take It Out On Me
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Take It Out On Me
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Dream for this moment
It's fallen at your feet
It's not the end
There for cryin' loud
It means a lot to me
It means heaven and
When you're coming home
With your heart as stone
Cause the endless days are all you know
The more you had, the more you show
I tell you what
You're not alone!
Oh, take it out on me
Oh, take it out on me
Sing to the ocean
Scream at the silver sea
Just be who you're meant to be
Living devotion
It's not a mystery
Just be who you want to be
When you're coming home
With your heart as stone
Cause the endless days are all you know
The more you had, the more you show
I tell you what
You're not alone!
Oh, take it out on me
Oh, take it out on me
Oh, take it out on me
Oh, take it out on me
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Hudson Taylor performs "Take It Out On Me", and this lyric page sits inside the Hudson Taylor catalog on LyroVerse.
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