Wildest day
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Wildest day
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Hope is low
When a new day comes
Heavy breathing, arms are numb
Push my mouth to smile
Sun is up and I am down
Crawling in a sphere of sound
Painting on my soul
Cover up my wholes
Finding reasons to give in
Is there still a crown to win
Do I have the faith
Walls of noise are caving in
Cars and trucks and waves of sin
I'm stealing thoughts to think
Sweet and sound and fine is he
Who knows the dark, knows my song
He reaches down he reaches down
And with his love
I'll find my way
Through deepest dark
And wildest day
Yes, with his love
Yes, with his love
Yes, with his love
I'll find my way
I'll find my way
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Maria Solheim performs "Wildest day", and this lyric page sits inside the Maria Solheim catalog on LyroVerse.
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