Hardalee
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Hardalee
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Drifting out on the ocean
Thrown around by the turbulent sea
And I want the direction
To the calm waters you have for me... tonight
I want to live tonight
I want to breathe tonight
Won't be alone tonight
You've got the throne tonight
I want to fly tonight
Rely on you tonight
No more fear tonight
I know you're here tonight
It's a great thing of wonder
For without you I'm destined to fail
So embrace me with your love
Place your mast in my heart and sail... tonight
I want to live tonight
I want to breathe tonight
Won't be alone tonight
You've got the throne tonight
I want to fly tonight
Rely on you tonight
No more fear tonight
I know you're here tonight
When I seek you speak to me
And I find you stand by me
Hardalee
And I needed to see all that you had for me
And I need to believe all the things I can't see
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Nate & James performs "Hardalee", and this lyric page sits inside the Nate & James catalog on LyroVerse.
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