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Speak In Tongues
02:08
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Cured
03:04
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Option 2
03:28
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It's the spiderwebs that can catch you in the darkness that you're sitting in.
How long can you run?
What happened to all those nights?
Those days you never got right.
Please tell me how I can change.
These things I never imagined
In this world could've happened
Start to turn out like magic
When you win.
It's the birds again cutting silence with the sound that's bleeding through the wind.
How the birds seem to talk...
These things were starting just fine.
That's when our problems arrived,
Now our livin can begin.
As long as we've got each other
there's no need to be bothered
by the world and its problems.
If heaven's gonna bring you in,
something's gotta cut you down.
And when summer ends
And the citrus world surrounds you on patrol again,
Out looking for a cause.
Who's made it through all the odds?
Despite the world trying to stop us
There will be no rain
And there will be no more doubt.
I know that we'll make it out.
I know that we'll be enough.
I know that we can win.
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A.D. FLOWERS Austin, Texas
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