What Am I
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What Am I
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Used to be my life was a page of white
Then You wrote Your name on my heart
And I began to see the image clear with every line
As You became the author of my soul, so the story goes.
Now every day I stand before two roads
And every day I'm faced with a choice
To follow other signs or read the writing on my heart
But one is always fiction, one is true, so You're the road I choose
'Cause what am I without You, what am I.
And looking at the pages in the story of my life.
The core of my existence flows from you, from any point of view
So what am I without you, what am I and what's the use
What am I without you, what am I?...
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Susan Ashton performs "What Am I", and this lyric page sits inside the Susan Ashton catalog on LyroVerse.
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