Build a House
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Build a House
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Going home to build a house
Finding you is like finding grapes in the desert
Laying eyes on you
Is like seeing first fruits after a long cold winter
I will unsheath my sword I will protect you
I will raise my sword - should they come I'll cut them down
Taking a deep and well worn path
Finding buried gems and treasures
Left by sages past
When judgement was rendered
I will unsheath my sword I will protect you
I will raise my sword - should they come I'll cut them down
More than love me - love me when I'm with you
I've had a change of heart
Want to build a home call you my own
My own
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Seth Breitman performs "Build a House", and this lyric page sits inside the Seth Breitman catalog on LyroVerse.
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