Miracles
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Miracles
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Miracles, miracles, that's what life's about
Most of you must agree if you've thought it out
I can see and I can hear, I can tell you why
I can think and I can feel, I can even cry
I can walk, I can run, I can swim the sea
We had made a baby son and he looks like me
Miracles, miracles that's what life's about
Most of you must agree if you've thought it out
Well who is rich and who is poor, who has more than me
Why I have quite enough to eat, And my mind is free
Miracles, miracles that's what life's about
I found you and you found me, we are not without
We are not without
We are not without and I'm happy
We are not without
We are not without and I'm so happy
We are not without
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Don Williams performs "Miracles", and this lyric page sits inside the Don Williams catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to (Turn Out the Light and) Love Me Tonight and Atta Way To Go with a short reason for opening each page next.
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