Thanks to You
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Thanks to You
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You gave me life
Gave me your heart
And your shoulder when I needed to cry
You give me hope
When all my hope is gone
And wings so my dreams can fly
And I haven't told you enough
Haven't been good enough
At making you see
My love for you will live in my heart
Until eternity's through
I see your smile in the eyes of my child
I am who I am
Mama, thanks to you
You gave me your word
Gave me your voice
Gave me your everything each breath of your life
And you believe
When I can't remember how
You teach my faith to survive
And I never can do enough
Never thank you enough
For all that you are
Chorus
I know the treasure
And I'm filled with grace
Whenever I see your face
I see your smile in the eyes of my child
I am who I am
Mama, thanks to you
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Richard Marx performs "Thanks to You", and this lyric page sits inside the Richard Marx catalog on LyroVerse.
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