Back To The Heart
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Back To The Heart
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I was going back
I didn't know why
I was felling a little distracted
Back to your heart
I don't know what to say
When you're going away
I don't know what to do
'Cuz I was falling for you
I still gotta a lot of things to learn I do
And it's easier when we lean on what we love
Some promises we make
Take us to heaven or hell
And than we realize
That we have to get back
It's important to say
Knowledge and wisdom are not the same
But if you love what you do
All the courage grows inside you
I still gotta a lot of things to learn I do
And it's easier when we lean on what we love
Destiny has it's own way
And it's guided by love
An awesome system of connecting mysterious things
Is telling you to follow your heart
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Midnight Mocca performs "Back To The Heart", and this lyric page sits inside the Midnight Mocca catalog on LyroVerse.
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