The Voice
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The Voice
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Voices
Follow the footsteps
Or travel down your own road
Designing your fate
Hear what your heart says
Still you decide which way to go
Your life's an open gate
(CHORUS)
'Le bon et 'le mal
These are the voices
We nous somme liberti'
We make the choices
Echoes of laughter
Dancing in distant corridors
With the tears of hearts undone
Dreams we chase after
Give us the key to any door
We are what we become
(REPEAT CHORUS)
Holding and reaching
We face the calm, we face the fear
As we learn to win and love
Voices and speaking
Still we hear what we want to hear
Our life is ours to choose
Chorus
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Who performs "The Voice"?
Michael W. Smith performs "The Voice", and this lyric page sits inside the Michael W. Smith catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Do You Dream Of Me? and Above All with a short reason for opening each page next.
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