All Of Your Might
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All Of Your Might
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Feeling through a maze of oppurtunities,
Some passed away and gone.
The past left no future until the winds of change, change us all.
You call me on the telephone,
Tell me what a fool feels like.
You've been pushed before,
Now push back with all of your might.
You should seek what you haven't known,
See how it goes for a world of good.
Face the sunrise, stare the rest down.
You call me on the telephone,
Tell me what a fool feels like.
You've been pushed before,
Now push back with all of your might.
Someday I'll feel the same way that you do,
Someday you'll feel a different way too.
You call me on the telephone,
Tell me what a fool feels like.
You've been pushed before,
Now push back with all of your might.
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Jay Farrar performs "All Of Your Might", and this lyric page sits inside the Jay Farrar catalog on LyroVerse.
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