I Hear Leesha
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I Hear Leesha
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Seems like it was only yesterday
She was living here
Yea, she was living here
Lord knows why he's taken her away
It isn't very clear, no it isn't very clear
Into every life a little rain must fall
And losing one you love is like a storm
But storms are passing
Chorus
I hear leesha
Singing in heaven tonight
And in between the sadness
I hear leesha
Telling me that she's alright
Life goes on even after life
That's what i believe
Yea, that's what i believe
Leesha's gone, but she will still survive
In a memory that i'm keeping here with me
Silencing the voice of moral tragedy
Listening to whispers of the soul
All is peaceful
Chorus
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Michael W. Smith performs "I Hear Leesha", and this lyric page sits inside the Michael W. Smith catalog on LyroVerse.
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