O Mercy
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O Mercy
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Yesterdays have come and gone now
And I'm gonna let 'em go, yeah
All the wins and all the losses
I'm gonna let 'em go, let 'em go
O mercy
O mercy, you found me again
O mercy
O mercy, you found me again
Starting fresh like it's forever
Like an unending song
The author and the story come together
In an unending song
In an unending song
O mercy
O mercy, you found me again
O mercy
O mercy, you found me again
I'm alive and I'm breathin'
You wokе me up for a reason
I'm not gonna waste it
Hеre, you can take it, yeah
I'm alive and I'm breathin'
You woke me up for a reason
I'm not gonna waste it
Here, you can take it
O mercy
O mercy, you found me again
O mercy (o mercy)
O mercy, you found me again (o mercy)
O mercy (o mercy)
O mercy, you found me again (o mercy)
O mercy
O mercy, you found me again
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