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Alabama ~ Here We Are


Beth nielsen chapman/vince gill, 2:51 Here we are, once again Stronger now than we have ever been Hand in hand, heart to heart Now we're made it through the hardest part Chorus: We had to break it all down To build it back up Lean on each other when the times got rough How'd we survive going through so much Baby you and me could write a book about love Here we are, one to one Looking back to see how far we've come We've shared it all, you and i Still together after all this time Repeat chorus Here we are, once again Stronger now than we have ever been Hand in hand, heart to heart, here we are Here we are, once again Stronger now than we have ever been Hand in hand, heart to heart Now we've made it through the hardest part Here we are, one to one Looking back to see how far we've come We've shared it all, you and i Still together after all this time Here we are (c) 1990 warner chappell music & benefit music (bmi). all rights reserved. more free lyrics

Beth nielsen chapman/vince gill, 2:51

Here we are, once again
Stronger now than we have ever been
Hand in hand, heart to heart
Now we're made it through the hardest part

Chorus:
We had to break it all down
To build it back up
Lean on each other when the times got rough
How'd we survive going through so much
Baby you and me could write a book about love

Here we are, one to one
Looking back to see how far we've come

We've shared it all, you and i
Still together after all this time

Repeat chorus

Here we are, once again
Stronger now than we have ever been
Hand in hand, heart to heart, here we are

Here we are, once again
Stronger now than we have ever been
Hand in hand, heart to heart
Now we've made it through the hardest part

Here we are, one to one
Looking back to see how far we've come

We've shared it all, you and i
Still together after all this time
Here we are

(c) 1990 warner chappell music & benefit music (bmi). all rights reserved.

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