Lord, Do Hold Me
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Lord, Do Hold Me
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Lord, do hold me
And my family
I've been faithful to the good and the bad luck
That you have thrown to me
Look out over
The people and their land
Does it give you sad sorrow, my friend?
Are we that hard to understand?
"And I'll hold you to the water
I'll hold you to the actions you're taking
I'll hold you to the water
I'll hold you to the sea"
Are we truly worth it?
Forgiveness and second chance
Life's a very messy thing, my friend
Bathtub rings and bad romance
So suck it up, baby
It's hard for everyone
When we die we can complain
To the big man in the sky
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