Healing Time
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Healing Time
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When your life turns to shambles
And you can't see your way through
And the nail starts to rust
The wound starts to bleed
And you can't catch your breath
Your heart beats like a drum
And the world around you is a blur
All you need is healing time
To make it through
Forget the pain and the sorrow
There'll be a better tomorrow
When you've lost all your possessions
And all you're left with are memories
And the house where you grew up has been washed away
The future is tomorrow
Yesterday is gone
The struggle still continues
And the battle rages on, the battles rage on
All we need is healing time
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Who performs "Healing Time"?
Josh Charles performs "Healing Time", and this lyric page sits inside the Josh Charles catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Life Ain't Fair and The Waiting Game with a short reason for opening each page next.
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