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Artist: Neal Morse
Canonical path: /neal-morse/overture-the-great-adventure
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Overture (The Great Adventure)
Read Overture (The Great Adventure) lyrics by Neal Morse on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Overture (The Great Adventure)
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To be the completed man
To love and to understand
To change everything I can
It now makes sense to me
To be who I could not be
To love you so easily
With your life inside of me
May the great adventure now begin
And oh, through the flood and through the fire
And oh, though the storm is on the rise
And oh, through the pain of our desire
Comes a love that never dies
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