The day after I had counted down all of your friends
Down until
There were none, were none, were none, were none
A hummingbird crashed right in front of me and I understood
All I did for us.
You gave, and gave, and gave, and gave.

Ohh,
Every night I ask myself
Am I giving enough?
Am I giving enough?
Am I giving enough?
Am I?

If you never knew how much,
If you never felt all of of my love.
I pray now
You do, you do, you do, you do.

Ohh,
Every night I ask myself
Am I loving enough?
Am I loving enough?
Am I loving enough?
Am I?

Patricia,
Every night I'll ask myself
Am I giving enough?
Am I giving enough?
Am I giving enough?
Am I?

Patricia,
Every night I'll ask myself
Am I loving enough?
Am I loving enough?
Am I loving enough?
Am I?


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    Slight correction, I believe

    "If you never knew how much, If you never felt called by God. I pray now you do, you do, you do, you do."

    should be

    "If you never knew how much, If you never felt all of my love I pray now you do, you do, you do, you do."

    JasonShearson April 21, 2013   Link

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