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Artist: Switchfoot
Canonical path: /switchfoot/might-have-ben-hur
Related lyric paths: 6
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Might Have Ben Hur
Read Might Have Ben Hur lyrics by Switchfoot on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Might Have Ben Hur
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Everything I know
Tells me she's everything
That I could hope for
Everything I know
Tells me I can't let her
Walk away
I took my time to find the words
I hoped she'd feel the same
'Cause I want someone to
Share my smile
To share the pain
To be there when the sea
Turns gray
To share the joy
For better or worse
And I thought that it
Might have been her
Wonder if she knows
The way I saw her soul
Light up my life
Wonder if she knows
Of the pain I feel tonight
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