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Blackhawk ~ Stepping Stones


(van stephenson/jeff silbar/dave robbins) Well it used to be that you couldn't tell me anything Just another young fool who thought he knew it all I was runnin' hard and fast thinkin' i was invincible 'til i hit the wall And i need you now Like i needed you then To help me get back up on my feet again Only you and you alone Can turn my stumbling blocks into Stepping stones Well you stood by me when everyone else had written me off And you stayed with me for reasons i'll never know Surrounded by troubled waters i was all but lost And you were my bridge across My bridge across And i need you now Like i needed you then To help me get back up on my feet again Only you and you alone Can turn my stumbling blocks into Stepping stones All the times i stumbled down You lifted me up To higher ground And i need you now Like i needed you then To help me get back up on my feet again Only you and you alone Can turn my stumbling blocks into Stepping stones more free lyrics

(van stephenson/jeff silbar/dave robbins)

Well it used to be that you couldn't tell me anything
Just another young fool who thought he knew it all
I was runnin' hard and fast thinkin' i was invincible
'til i hit the wall

And i need you now
Like i needed you then
To help me get back up on my feet again
Only you and you alone
Can turn my stumbling blocks into
Stepping stones

Well you stood by me when everyone else had written me off
And you stayed with me for reasons i'll never know
Surrounded by troubled waters i was all but lost
And you were my bridge across
My bridge across

And i need you now
Like i needed you then
To help me get back up on my feet again
Only you and you alone
Can turn my stumbling blocks into
Stepping stones

All the times i stumbled down
You lifted me up
To higher ground

And i need you now
Like i needed you then
To help me get back up on my feet again
Only you and you alone
Can turn my stumbling blocks into
Stepping stones

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