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Artist: Lee Dickey
Canonical path: /lee-dickey/let-time-be-your-friend
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Let Time Be Your Friend
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Let Time Be Your Friend
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I have walked through the shadow of your afternoon
Chasing the sundown of our love
Making believe I'm still the one on your mind
Hoping your thoughts will all be kind
So let time be your friend so let peace rule your mind
And be kind to yourself trusting the things you're hoping to find
Mhm mhm mhm mhm mhm mhm
Making believe I'm still the one on your mind...
So let time be your friend...
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