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Angel Undercover
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ANGEL UNDERCOVER
V1:
No, we didn't have it easy
But we always had enough
Still sometimes I wonder why life is so tough
Sometimes I get so lost
Down inside myself
That I cannot find my way back out
PCH:
When I'm itchin' in my own skin
And it don't keep out the bullets or the wind
CH:
You are my angel
In my deepest pain
However dark my demons
You have never turned away
Your wings, they flutter
Softly in the rain
You're an angel undercover
You are my mother
V2:
We fought so many battles
And we've got so many scars
Sometimes I wonder why
Life is so hard
And don't you know sometimes
I'm still scared of the dark
Just a little girl with a pounding heart
PCH:
And I've made such grave mistakes
Oh, but life was never fair anyway
CH:
You are my angel
In my deepest pain
However dark my demons
You have never turned away
Your wings, they flutter
Softly in the rain
You're an angel to your daughter
You are my father
BRIDGE:
I've been selfish
I've been bad
I've been absent
I've been mad
And I don't know where I'd be without your love
You've worked so hard all of these years
With broken hearts, unspoken fears
And there's no way I can repay all that you've done
CHORUS 3:
You are my angels
And even In your deepest pain
However dark your demons
You have never turned away
Your wings still flutter
In the pouring rain
You're angels to your daughter
Angels undercover
You are my father
You are my mother
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