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Ben Harper ~ Glory & Consequences


I'm more afraid of living
Than i am scared to die
I'm more afraid of falling
Than i am of flying high

Every moral has a story
Every story has an end
Every battle has its glory
And its consequence

I'm more afraid of loving
Than i am of being scorned
But i will keep on trying
Though i have been forewarned

Every moral has a story
Every story has an end
Every battle has its glory
And its consequence

I would rather me be lonely
And you have someone to hold
I'm not as scared of dying
As i am of growing old.

Every moral has a story
Every story has an end
Every battle has its glory
And its consequence


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