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Artist: The Grenaways
Canonical path: /the-grenaways/standing
Related lyric paths: 6
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Standing
Read Standing lyrics by The Grenaways on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Standing
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Standing on a beach staring out to the ocean
Ski and sea collide at the edge of our nation
Smell the sweet salty air, are you free, are you found?
Sand between your toes, warm Sun on your face
Even in these summer rains
Even in these summer rains
Even in these summer rains
I feel your embrace
There's a song in this heart, a song that must be sung
A song about a day that is coming
Can you feel it now?
I can hear it now
I don't even know the words
I don't even know the words
I don't even know the words
But, it's something like
Hallelujah
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