Minor Victories
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Folk Arp

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Folk Arp

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Can you feel this warmth holding us

With encompassing love

And do you know why the

Contours they change as we begin again

I no longer bleed

No more must I heal

As we begin again

Take my hand and walk with me now

When at the end of all these dying days

I would ever be here by you

As we fall on back to Angels loving arms

When at the end of all these restless days

I would ever be here by you

As we fall on back to Angels loving arms

Within a heart I know we’ll find a way

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