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I Believe in Angels Now I was falling through black endless night until you caught and tucked me safely beneath your wings. You brought me back into the light where my heart once more could rejoice and sing. I believe in angels now. For I wake next to one every night and every day. Of all the blessings God endows, nothing compares to you who offered a ship when I was a castaway. Justin Farley
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