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Artist: The Fold
Canonical path: /the-fold/what-is-right
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What Is Right
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What Is Right
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And I know that it's in you to accept what is right
But there's something in your way tonight
And I know that it's in you to accept what is true
Maybe it's a broken heart away from you
You react, but refuse to respond to poison
When it's eating away at you.
And I know that it's in you to accept what is right
What is right
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