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Make It Right
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If you’re gonna say something
Say something true
Or maybe just listen up
And learn a thing or two
If you’re gonna say something
say something kind
And if you really mean it
You just might find
That it’s never too late to try
To see things eye to eye
And where it’s dark you just shine a little light
‘cause you mean so much to me
I just hope that we can see
Past the lies so we don’t have to fight
We gotta make it right
If you’re gonna do something
Better do it well
Halfway’ll get you
A whole lotta hell
And if you’re gonna feel something
Fell it all the way
It’s a transformation
It’s the price you pay
And it’s never too late to try
To see things eye to eye
And where it’s dark you can shine a little light
‘cause you mean so much to me
I just hope that we can see
Past the lies so we don’t have to fight
We gotta make it right
If you’re gonna fight something
Better have a cause
Can’t just start throwing punches
And breaking all the laws
And if you’re gonna love something
Gotta set it free
And if it comes back around
Well it was meant to be
And it’s never too late to try
To see things eye to eye
Wherever it’s dark you can shine a little light
You know you mean so much to me
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Mark Bryan Charleston, South Carolina
"Midlife Priceless" is the latest solo album from Mark Bryan, guitarist and co-founder of Hootie & The Blowfish.
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