She Prayed
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She Prayed
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She sat
On top
Of a hill that was so hard
To climb
And thought
Back on what it was like
Whispers became shouts
With the shifting of emotion
Sureness became doubt
Like the seam of her favorite jeans
She sat on top of a hill that was so hard to climb
And she thought back on what it was like
Love is not a promise
Love is
And life is not a promise
It just is
She prayed to understand this
Yes- she prayed to understand this
She's got a view of the mountains and a sunset sky
The crows are crying as she's asking why
And where, and when... she'll see him again
But love is not a promise
Love is
And life is not a promise
It just is
She prayed to understand this
She prayed to understand this
Yes she prayed to understand this
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Wendy Mcneill performs "She Prayed", and this lyric page sits inside the Wendy Mcneill catalog on LyroVerse.
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