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My dad chased monsters from the dark, he checked underneath my bed |
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And he could lift me with one arm, way up over top his head |
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He could loosen rusty bolts, with a quick turn of his wrench |
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He pulled splinters from his hand, and never even flinched |
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In thirteen years I'd never seen him cry |
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But the day that grandpa died, I realized |
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Unsinkable ships sink, unbreakable walls break |
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Sometimes the things you think would never happen |
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Happen just like that |
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Unbendable steel bends |
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If the fury of the wind is unstoppable |
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I've learnt to never underestimate the impossible |
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Then there was my junior year, Billy had a brand new car |
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It was late, the road was wet, I guess the curve was just too sharp |
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I walked away without a scratch, they brought the helicopter in |
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Billy couldn't feel his legs, he said he'd never walk again |
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But Billy said he would and his mom and daddy prayed |
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And the day we graduated, he stood up to say |
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Unsinkable ships sink, unbreakable walls break |
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Sometimes the things you think would never happen |
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Happen just like that |
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Unbendable steel bends |
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If the fury of the wind is unstoppable |
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I've learnt to never underestimate the impossible |
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So don't tell me that it's over, don't give up on you and me |
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'Cause there's no such thing as hopeless, if you believe |
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Unsinkable ships sink, unbreakable walls break |
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Sometimes the things you think would never happen |
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Happen just like that |
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Unbendable steel bends |
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If the fury of the wind is unstoppable |
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I've learnt to never underestimate the impossible |
