1. |
You Preach I say
03:51
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You were a child,
With Scars on your heart,
Making your mark too deep,
While Shifting the blame,
With No Consequences
Now I'm here,
sitting in the dark,
In an empty room,
Thoughts all alone,
The Choices I've made,
Has taken everything away from me
The Water is warm,
The baby is born,
Crying out for attention
Now I'm here,
sitting in the dark,
In an empty room,
Thoughts all alone,
The Choices I've made,
Has taken everything away from me
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2. |
Cold Decembers Night
03:09
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You've Been Cursin' at the sky,
For far too long,
While losing all faith,
In possibilities,
You try to find your way,
While counting all fears,
Been beaten and bruised,
Along the way
I've Been hiding in the shade,
Away from the sun,
Waiting for the winter to arrive,
No I'd wait for a cold decembers night
Looking for redemption,
For sins washed on shore,
While drowning out to sea,
With the wreckage above,
For every line that's written,
On the scriptures below,
Taught me not to give in,
To every lie,
That's been told
You've Been Searching far & wide,
For these deamons behind,
Holding you back till you can't ignore,
It's hungry for the fear,
Thats deep within your soul,
You've paid for these sins,
So you'll reap what you sow
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