What You Feel
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What You Feel
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You said that you would stay committed
You even gave your solemn word
Looking back it seemed to simple then
When passion was your nerve
Standing at a crossroads
It's either search or fight
Go looking for a new love
Or stay and make this one right
Chorus:
What you feel
May be real
But that doesn't make it wrong or right
Vows you've made
Can't be vague
Commitment is black and white
Oh, what you're feeling isn't right
I've heard that love is sacrificial
It's a decision of the will
Sometimes you have to push those feelings
Beyond the point of what you feel
Love in its purity
Is labor of the heart
And it will always stand the test
When feelings fall apart
(Chorus)
What you're feeling isn't right
What you're feeling isn't right
(Chorus)
(Chorus)
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Margaret Becker performs "What You Feel", and this lyric page sits inside the Margaret Becker catalog on LyroVerse.
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