Everything Changes
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Everything Changes
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Everything changes and fades into dust
Stay if you want to and go if you must
I couldn't hold you, I wouldn't want to
But if you feel blue run to me
I'll make some coffee and just be around
And you can tell me what's getting you down
That's what I came for, born of the same law
Right through the same door you and me
And if your life gets heavy I'll lighten up your day
Do my best to make you feel at one
It's the best way that I know, babe I love you so
You know I'll need you till my life is done
Everything changes and love travels on
Melt in the sunshine rest in the dawn
Just let it move you, that's all you can do
Open your heart and see the sun
Everything changes (love travels on)
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Lesley Duncan performs "Everything Changes", and this lyric page sits inside the Lesley Duncan catalog on LyroVerse.
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