Isaiah
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Isaiah
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Crawl into my skin, I’ll crawl into yours
Teach each other what our bodies are for
Learn how to sink and you learn how to swim
Learn how to lose and you learn how to win
So buy me a drink, and I’ll buy you a drink
You don’t seem to care what your boyfriend would think
With the prophet Isaiah on the crook of your arm
Saying, I will protect you from all earthly harm
Fear thou not, fear thou not
My right hand will hold you, fear thou not
I call you trouble, you call me friend
And I had no intention of losing again
I’m the reason you’re guilty, I’m the other man’s arms
Honey, what am I doing, how did I get this far
Fear thou not, fear thou not
My right hand will hold you, fear thou not
Fear thou not, fear thou not
My right hand will hold you, fear thou not, fear thou not
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Noah Gundersen performs "Isaiah", and this lyric page sits inside the Noah Gundersen catalog on LyroVerse.
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