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Sarah McLachlan - I've been down a long road; I'd...

I've been down a long road;
I'd become a stranger to myself.
Digging in my heels and hoping time might be kinder if I wait it out.But nothing came from wanting.
And I became so small and insecure.
Didn't know the cost of all I'd lost till I found it fresh and new again. (Sarah McLachlan)

I've been down a long road; I'd become a stranger to myself. Digging in my heels and hoping time might be kinder if I wait it out.But nothing came from wanting. And I became so small and insecure. Didn't know the cost of all I'd lost till I found it fresh and new again.

Sarah McLachlan

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