The Storm
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The Storm
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That kiss you gave me this morning
Was just the calm before the storm
I know in my heart that you're leaving me
For someone else's own
The storm sometimes comes without warning
So i'm thankful that i was forewarned
It gives me a chance to speak to my heart
And to brace myself for the storm
The storm is coming i can feel it
And soon we'll be driven apart
You'll rush to the arms of your new love
Deserting a broken heart
If there was a way i could hold you
With words that are tender and warm
I'd rise and challenge the oncoming waves
And defend our love from the storm
I'd rise and challenge the oncoming waves
And defend our love from the storm
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Jim Reeves performs "The Storm", and this lyric page sits inside the Jim Reeves catalog on LyroVerse.
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