One
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One
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If a tree fell in a wood
And not a soul was around
To remember where it stood
Did it even make a sound
How many watching
Make a tree worth growing
Is it three or four
Or a hundred more
Call me foolish
Call me naïve
But one is good enough for me
I may forget
That this is what I said
But one is good enough for me
I will plant my humble seeds
And I will water them to life
Some will reach the highest star
And others they, they will die
How many listening
Make a song worth living
Is it three or four
Or a hundred more
Call me foolish
Call me naïve
But one is good enough for me
I may forget
That this is what I said
But one is good enough for me
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Who performs "One"?
Sarah Kang performs "One", and this lyric page sits inside the Sarah Kang catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to A Thousand Eyes and For a Summer with a short reason for opening each page next.
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