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Talking to Who?


Talking to you

Wondering if You still know my name.

Begging you to stay,

But questioning if You were even here in the first place.

I would preach Your holy name,

I would ask for forgivness.

I would pray everyday,

Could you hear me?

Faith, old friend, where are you?

Doubt has came and taken your place.

Can you hear me?

 

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