To have and to hold
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To have and to hold
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Into the desert I run
Into the blinding sun
I know that you will come
To have & to hold
I sleep-walk in the night
I see your face
It's burning bright
I reach up into the light
To have & to hold
When will you come
And how will I know
I will wait down by he waterside
I look around at the world I see
Pain and kindness uncertainty
This is not what was meant to be
To have & to hold
Maybe we met
A long time ago
When I was a man walking blind
I may be searting my whole life through
I may standing right next to you
This time I'll know just what to do
To have & to hold
And I can see quite clearly now
And I can see quite clearly now
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