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Revolutions End

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Stout Canonical path: /stout/revolutions-end Related lyric paths: 6
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Revolutions End

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Every word you said

Meant so much to me

Not afraid to speak your mind

Or go against the crowd

I heard all the things you said

Not a gang opinion

Just what you believed

Sometimes words spoke loudest

And actions fall short

I heard all the things you said

Words, speak louder than actions with no thought

You, you made the difference

What you said came from the heart

Every word you said

Meant so much to me

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