(Lawrence Gowan)
Raise your hands
Lift up my soul
Through your eyes
Envision my dreams
Cast your light
I will follow
For night has fallen
The demon lurks
Before I fall victim
I cling to these words
Forever one
And ever strong at my shoulder
Forever one
And sure as hard winds blow colder
We'll go on
Break the fear
Of tomorrow
Drown the past
In these waters
Trust today
To another
For nothing matters
As much as this
The fire surrounds us
And all that there is
Forever one
And ever strong at my shoulder
Forever one
And sure as hard winds blow colder
We'll go on
Forever one
For nothing matters
As much as this
The fire surrounds us
And all that there is
Forever one
And ever strong at my shoulder
Forever one
And sure as hard winds blow colder
We'll go on (we'll go on)
Forever one
And ever strong at my shoulder
Forever one
And sure as hard winds blow colder
We'll go on
The fire surround us and all that there is
Forever one
And ever strong at my shoulder
Forever one
And sure as hard winds blow colder
We'll go on (we'll go on)



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