Angels Watch Over
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Angels Watch Over
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Angels Watch Over
(John Raymond Pollard)
2002-04-01
Caught in a terrorist attack we take flight.
We struggle for our breath; we fight for our lives.
Knowing that nightmares pass, we move into light.
Out of destruction's path, I see I'm all right.
Angels watch over me.
Angels watch over me.
My heart embraces peace; I see what could be:
We could build paradise, have all we need.
It seems a minor price to end revenge and greed.
Each day in every way in all you do
Angels watch over you.
Each day in every way in all we do
Angels watch over.
I walk down to the beach, my eyes open wide…
Salt waters ebb and flow … so many lost lives.
I'd move a mountain for you if only I could.
I'd knock down your mole hills to make you feel good.
Angels watch over me.
Angels watch over me.
My heart embraces peace; I see what could be:
We could build paradise, have all that we need.
It seems a minor price to end revenge and greed.
Each day in every way in all you do
Angels watch over you.
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