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Change Me…Sanctus Real

ByTim Nolte
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Did I change your mind, with what I said last night?
Did I break your heart, by straying so far?
From what you have in mind, for my life?

Would you change me, from who I’ve been lately?
‘Cause I know I’m nothing without you.

Did my words betray, the patience I once claimed?
Can’t you see it in my face? I need your grace.

Would you change me, from who I’ve been lately?
‘Cause I know I’m nothing without you.
Would you save me, from the way I’ve been lately?
‘Cause I can’t see living without you.

Would you speak to me?
Show me what I need.

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