As time goes by
Nothing has changed
I won't stand and watch
You wither away

After all this time
I stand by you
Through all of the years
I've been with you

Through pain and affliction
With every addiction
I will never let you down

I will
Never surrender
You and I are one

Through the eye
Of the storm
You are never alone
Even through, the shadows
You are never alone

After all this time
Still you struggle
Even words of love
Ring so hollow

I have no regrets
I have no remorse
And if you falter
I won't let you down

Through the eye
Of the storm
You are never alone
Even through, the shadows
You are never alone

Come on

Together we stand
Never fall
No matter the trial
We will overcome
Together we stand
Never fall
No matter the Trial
We will overcome

Through the eye
Of the storm
You are never alone
Even through, the shadows
You are never alone

Never
Together we stand
Never fall
No matter the trial
We will overcome
We will overcome


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Eye of the Storm Lyrics as written by Howard Jones Adam Dutkiewicz

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    i think adventFLUX is pretty much correct

    "Together we stand Never fall No matter the trial We will overcome"

    i will add that i think that the title of the song and the lines above suggest that it is about being there for someone especially during hard times, when passing through the storm as such. It's an awesome song!

    adam106on June 12, 2007   Link

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