Oh gentle heart,
Warrior of a different kind.
May faith impart,
A more benevolent mind.
Your so brave,
Warrior of a different kind.
You were made,
To help those in time.
Do not fear,
Warrior of a different kind.
You’ll endear,
The hearts of those you find.
Save your tears,
Warrior of a different kind.
And persevere,
With your heart aligned.
You have the key,
Warrior of a different kind.
For you will see,
The best of you in time.
Open your heart,
Warrior of a different kind.
May you part,
With kindness and love intwined.
For all those who need to feel brave.
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