Dry Town
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Dry Town
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I can feel the sun beating on my face
And my feet are covered with the burning sand
My Garden of Eden has been replaced
With the drought that comes with the desert land
No fruit trees and no river bends
You could walk miles and see no signs of life
But I still believe this drought will end
Even if there are no clouds in sight
CHORUS:
Like a hard rain in a dry town
You bring life to this dead ground
And You are hope for this run down
Old dry town
Sometimes I run so far from you
Sometimes I trade my joy for pain
Sometimes I know what I should do
But to follow through I need your strength
CHORUS
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Jill Phillips performs "Dry Town", and this lyric page sits inside the Jill Phillips catalog on LyroVerse.
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