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Artist: Max Stalling
Canonical path: /max-stalling/burdens-down
Related lyric paths: 6
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Burdens Down
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Burdens Down
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I'm going down on the Nueces River
Gonna call my brother, ask him to meet me there
On the surface will be two men fishing
Down below we are brothers with a love to share
I'm gonna lay my burdens down now
Gonna ask the Lord to watch them a while
I'm gonna walk where the sun is shining
I'll be home when I have found a smile
There is a salt cedar tree that I know of
It can take a breeze and make a melody
I'm gonna climb up in those branches
And ask if it would whisper its secrets to me
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There'll come a time when the world is level
There was a time when the mountains grew
Then there is all that is here in the middle
And how it's spent is up to me and up to you
CHORUS
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Max Stalling performs "Burdens Down", and this lyric page sits inside the Max Stalling catalog on LyroVerse.
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