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Celine Dion ~ The Greatest Reward


So suddenly, so strange Life wakes you up, things change I've done my best, I've served my call I thought I had it all So suddenly, so strong My prejudice was gone You needed me, I found my place I'm different now, these days Now the greatest reward Is the light in your eyes The sound of your voice And the touch of your hand You made me who I am You trusted me to grow I gave my heart to show There's nothing else I cherish more I stand by you for sure Now the greatest reward Is the love that I can give I'm here for you now For as long as I live You made me who I am So suddenly, it's clear to me Things change Our future lies in here and now We made it through somehow Now the greatest reward Is the love that I can give I'm here for you now For as long as I live You made me who I am You made me who I am more free lyrics

So suddenly, so strange
Life wakes you up, things change
I've done my best, I've served my call
I thought I had it all

So suddenly, so strong
My prejudice was gone
You needed me, I found my place
I'm different now, these days

Now the greatest reward
Is the light in your eyes
The sound of your voice
And the touch of your hand
You made me who I am

You trusted me to grow
I gave my heart to show
There's nothing else I cherish more
I stand by you for sure

Now the greatest reward
Is the love that I can give
I'm here for you now
For as long as I live
You made me who I am

So suddenly, it's clear to me
Things change
Our future lies in here and now
We made it through somehow

Now the greatest reward
Is the love that I can give
I'm here for you now
For as long as I live
You made me who I am

You made me who I am

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