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Artist: Josh Lasseter
Canonical path: /josh-lasseter/think-little-sheep
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Think Little Sheep
Read Think Little Sheep lyrics by Josh Lasseter on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Think Little Sheep
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color your life with aspirations
with destinations
tear down the walls that bring division
demand attention
bow your heads and pray
to the one they made
red is such a bloody name
take down the pictures that make you rewind
transcending time and space theres a laugh
of a cold wintered past
where you lost your heart for the first time
bow your heads and pray
to the one they made
red is such a bloody name
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Josh Lasseter performs "Think Little Sheep", and this lyric page sits inside the Josh Lasseter catalog on LyroVerse.
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