Once Again Here We Are

Bleach

Once again here we are
Another melody I'll sing
And you will laugh and you will smile
But when we're done we all will leave

But there is something more I want to give
More than just a melody, I guess

Once again, here we are
This little trip seems so far
We'll spin these tires and beat the road
A few more songs, a few more shows

'Cause there is something more we've got to give
More than just a melody, I guess

Once again here we are
He has carried us this far
When I get tired, I won't quit
Spin these tires once again

'Cause there's a whole lot more I've got to give
More than just these melodies, oh yes
I won't stop and I will never quit
Instead I'll give it all I've got to give

Once again here we are
Here we are once again
Once again here we are
Here we are once again



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    Yeah, I agree. They realize that God has blessed them with the talent that they have and that they've been given a wonderful outlet through which they can witness about God to other people. They want people to see God in what they do, and to be blessed by what they are doing, instead of just having a good time and listening to some music. They want you to get something out of it.

    pineapple62on August 12, 2002   Link

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