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Artist: Lee DeWyze
Canonical path: /lee-dewyze/stone
Related lyric paths: 6
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Stone
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Stone
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When the tide is high and the river's cold
The moon goes down and the morning comes
Down in the river where I threw my stone
Down in the river where I threw my stone
Hear my voice when I cry out loud
Running water is the only shout
Down in the river where I threw my stone
Down in the river where I threw my stone
Lay my body down
Lay my body down
Don't regret, for you've done no wrong
I'll be the light when the summer's gone
Down in the river where I threw my stone
Down in the river where I threw my stone
Lay my body down
Lay my body down
I can fear no more
I can fear no more
Down in the river where I threw my stone
Down in the river where I threw my stone
Lay my body down
Lay my body down
Lay my body down
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Lee DeWyze performs "Stone", and this lyric page sits inside the Lee DeWyze catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to A Song About Love and A little less conversation (cover Elvis) with a short reason for opening each page next.
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