Amy Grant
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Amy Grant
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I grew up driving the mountains
In the back of a datsun with the green dashboard lights
And amy grant sang our theme song.
If they only knew how much he loved them.
But where was Jesus when we needed him?
Where was amy grant? I thought she was his back up.
And the devil of the eighties shook our car windows
Singing “we will rock you” and “I ran so far away”.
I wish I’d heard of freddie mercury while he was still alive.
I would have switched sides. I would have switched sides.
But where was Jesus when we needed him?
Where was amy grant? I thought she was his back up.
I like to think I found him just in time.
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Rae Spoon performs "Amy Grant", and this lyric page sits inside the Rae Spoon catalog on LyroVerse.
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