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Artist: Sarah McLachlan
Canonical path: /sarah-mclachlan/plenty
Related lyric paths: 6
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Plenty
Read Plenty lyrics by Sarah McLachlan on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Plenty
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I looked into your eyes
they told me plenty
I already knew
you never felt a thing
so soon forgotten all that you do
in more than words I
tried to tell you
the more I tried I failed
I would not let myself believe
that you might stray
and I would stand by you
no matter what they'd say, I would have thought I'd be with you
until my dying day
until my dying day
I used to think my life
was often empty
a lonely space to fill
you hurt me more than
I ever would have imagined
you made my world stand still
and in that stillness
there was a freedom
I never felt before
I would not let myself believe
that you might stray
and I would stand by you
no matter what they'd say, I would have thought I'd be with you
until my dying day
until my dying day
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Sarah McLachlan performs "Plenty", and this lyric page sits inside the Sarah McLachlan catalog on LyroVerse.
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