Storm
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Storm
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I stand on the shore, praying under the skies
Telling me more, more should I believe
This is my home where I will grow old, from now
Walking through path and seeing all these old trees
Knowing myself and learn where to believe
This is my home where I will belong, from now
Hear my home, I learn who I am
See my home, there's always more
Feel my soul and I'm staying here
Don't you ever fear the storm
Don't you ever cry no more
I climb up the stairs, seeing my past and my grace
Feeling same goals and fears and bleak memories
This is my home where I will grow old
Hear my home, I learned who I am
See my home, there's always more
Feel my soul and I'm staying here
Don't you ever fear the storm
Don't you ever cry no more
No more
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