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Artist: Strahan
Canonical path: /strahan/wells
Related lyric paths: 6
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Wells
Read Wells lyrics by Strahan on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Wells
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Well I have bought fire and I've bought ice
I've sold myself and I've sold lies
And I've walked these streets I know these roads
I know the beat they'd tell you so
And I know
I need grace more than I ever have before
I've done one thing and separately
Have done the other I don't mean
I've knelt to pray and walked away
And not listened and not forgave
So I say
I need your love now and I need it now to change
I've seen the wells with dirt be filled
Stood in the dessert left to melt
And I've felt the rain through my veins
To see the wells open again
My heart now changed
You give your Spirit when I give my life away
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Strahan performs "Wells", and this lyric page sits inside the Strahan catalog on LyroVerse.
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