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Ace of Base ~ Ravine


Have you heard, have you heard - About this girl who was ripped up by her roots Have you heard, what she learned? Like humility - you win when you lose I have learned - I have learned The most horrifying nights have an end I was hurt, I was lost. In the dark I found a way to a friend I am standing here in my ravine. Once again I see a piece of the sky And my joy'll never be denied 'Cause I was meant to be here - The only place on earth Where you are near - where you are near Was a flower, so frail - And I let the trees grow wild around me. Grew so high, hid the sky - Shaded everything I needed to see Then one night, someone came Took a knife an ripped me up by my roots Tossed astray, far away. In my darkest night I started to pray I am standing... Why do you, why do you ask Why I'm not blaming my god? I'll tell you, I'll tell you what - He was the only one there I am standing... more free lyrics

Have you heard, have you heard -
About this girl who was ripped up
by her roots
Have you heard, what she learned?
Like humility - you win when you lose
I have learned - I have learned
The most horrifying nights have an end
I was hurt, I was lost.
In the dark I found a way to a friend
I am standing here in my ravine.
Once again I see a piece of the sky
And my joy'll never be denied
'Cause I was meant to be here -
The only place on earth
Where you are near - where you are near
Was a flower, so frail -
And I let the trees grow wild around me.
Grew so high, hid the sky -
Shaded everything I needed to see
Then one night, someone came
Took a knife an ripped me up by my roots
Tossed astray, far away.
In my darkest night I started to pray
I am standing...
Why do you, why do you ask
Why I'm not blaming my god?
I'll tell you, I'll tell you what -
He was the only one there
I am standing...

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