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Don't Let it Kill You
06:57
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I saw her sitting on the corner, just outside
I asked her if she wanted a drink or if she just wanted a ride
Her hair blown away by the wind and her skin as ruff as could be
I saw her cry through those empty eyes as she said to me
Don't let it kill you
Some people think that the Lord is just a man living up in the sky
That He has nothing to do with us in this present day and time
"Father forgive them all, for they know not what they do"
He's left picking up the pieces as He says to me and you
Don't let it kill you
I know just what it's like to have a thorn stuck in your side
I know just how it feels to see your friends leave you outside
When all along, all along, can't you see that I'm the one who gave it all for you?
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Grace
05:27
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Hosanna
03:51
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Love Lost
04:30
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There is Hope
06:17
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Vapor
03:48
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You are My Strength
04:33
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Combe Oregon
Combe is a solo artist from Grants Pass, Oregon who combines soul and indie rock with pop melodies.
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