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Artist: Owen
Canonical path: /owen/good-deeds
Related lyric paths: 6
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Good Deeds
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Good Deeds
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Who's going the right way down a wrong way street?
Who's making a mistake each time our mouths meet?
You're smart and kind and easy on my eyes.
I know it feels good, that's why we shouldn't tonight.
Who's waiting for answers from a boy who can't speak?
Will be holding their breath until their blue in the cheeks.
You're smart and kind and you're too easy on my eyes.
I know it feels good, so good, we should tonight.
Cause maybe my mom's right,
good deeds won't save us, just true faith in Jesus.
So in the name of her lord lets do what we shouldn't some more.
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