Look at you now
Holdin' on by yourself
Baby don't doubt
You're walkin' on water

The light in your eyes
Flows from the inside
Beauty runs out
You're walking on water

You're everything you need
You're anything you want to be
And everything you are is here right now
The sun'll fall down
The shadows come out
Don't fear the clouds
You're walking on water

You're everything you need
You're anything you want to be
And everything you are is here right now

Life is a dream
Whatever you want it to be
Don't let it slip away
When love is here

You can call
Any time at all
Or if you need someone
To cushion your fall
You can lay me down

You're everything you need
You're anything you want to be
And everything you are is here right now

Life is a dream
Whatever you want it to be
Don't let it slip away
When love is here
So lay me down


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Walking on Water Lyrics as written by Ryan Cabrera Randy Coleman

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    i went to a ryan cabrera concert a week ago. he said this song was inspired by fans. he reads every single letter, and they'd be telling him how much pressure people are putting on them. he said this song means to be your own person, and you can do it yourself. no matter how hard it may seem.

    shewaitsxxon November 04, 2005   Link

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