Sail On
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Sail On
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I'm never going to give up on you
You can cry if you want to
When everything seems to fall apart
Without fail every fall seems to leave a
Mark
You've had your fair share of rough
Times life seems to pick on us
Sometimes just close your eyes, i
Promise you, you'll be fine
(chorus)
This boat only has one sail
But its big enough to cover us
Even when we fail, and its
Thick enough, strong enough
To get us there in the end
Sail on my friend.
I'm never going to be very far away
Than a stones throw or a phone call
Need me to listen then i'll stay
I won't say anything just listen 'till you
Are done
Maybe it's because i almost
Understand you or maybe it's cause
I've almost been in your shoes
All shoes aside, just close your eyes
You're going to make it, you'll be fine
Chorus
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Riley Armstrong performs "Sail On", and this lyric page sits inside the Riley Armstrong catalog on LyroVerse.
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