Have You Stopped To Notice
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Have You Stopped To Notice
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I will always be here in the needles and the cones
I am here to help you when you're feeling all alone
I can show you places where your mind just goes
Come wade the river, it always flows
It always flows
Have you stopped to notice?
Have you stopped to notice?
This time of year is deadly, dark afternoon
We all need to change some, but it's gotta come from you
We all want the answers, but you only find a few
Look at all you have still in front of you
I do, I do, I do
Have you stopped to notice?
Have you stopped to notice?
Have you stopped to notice?
You're moving
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