Tragic Inevitability
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Tragic Inevitability
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See the tragic inevitability
Is that you and me could never be
The way we were
Ageless and evergreen
We can't even make believe no more
Deep in my soul it hurts me so
And I will not be consoled
What will be will be
What will be will be
What will be will be
Oh oh ohhhh
If we are truly fashioned by fate
And we are modeled by destiny
Then surely we must concede
To this tragic inevitability
Nothin can stay the same
Nothin will stay the same
Change, only the change remains
So bittersweet to know that
Everything will go
Leaving the world just so
The way that it's supposed to be
Maybe we
Maybe we
Maybe we
Maybe this is not a tragedy
What will be will be
What will be will be
Maybe this is not a tragedy
If we can look into the future and see
What will be will be
If you can you look into the future and see
What will be will be (continued...)
(Changes... Everything changes...)
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Lalah Hathaway performs "Tragic Inevitability", and this lyric page sits inside the Lalah Hathaway catalog on LyroVerse.
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