I Am Rich In All That I've Lost
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I Am Rich In All That I've Lost
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I am rich in all I’ve lost, I am rich in all I’ve lost
The fruit that comes after the blossom drops
I am rich in all I’ve lost, I am rich in all that I’ve lost
I close the book and the story stops
And they all fade away
And turn to face the day
I am rich in all I’ve lost, I am rich in all that I’ve lost
The tingling chili lips taste a lingering frost
I am rich in all I’ve lost, I am rich in all that I’ve lost
The Madeline's on his tongue, all he tastes is the past
And they all fade away
And turn to face the day
I am rich in all that I’ve lost, I am rich in all that I’ve lost
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Kathryn Williams performs "I Am Rich In All That I've Lost", and this lyric page sits inside the Kathryn Williams catalog on LyroVerse.
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