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All My Faith
04:06
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A fire, a monster, under this skin
And I was trying to tell you something so sweet
But this day it has weighed upon me so heavily
And I am tired, I’m broken, and I want it to be over
And you say tomorrow will be okay
And I see it in your face
So I hold on for today
And you hold all my faith
I am sorry for words not so wisely chosen
And I am sorry, I am sorry
I am oh so, oh so sorry
And you say tomorrow will be okay
And I see it in your face
So I hold on for today
And you hold all my faith
Maybe it’ll be okay
With you here beside me
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I spent too much time just staring at a screen
Thinking there’d be something there to rescue me
When all I saw was emptiness and hate and apathy
I tried to look away but couldn’t leave
Don’t let me get lazy somewhere just okay but not alright
It’s easy, we can’t be, somewhere just okay but not alright
I spent too much time just thinking about myself
My status, my perception, and my wealth
When just beyond my walls you’re crying out
Please brother can you spare a little help
Don’t let me get lazy somewhere just okay but not alright
It’s easy, we can’t be, somewhere just okay but not alright
I’d be terrified to finally know the answer
When my mirror asks me what I’ve truly done
To make any kind of difference in the real world
Yes, don’t think that you can kid yourself that way son
Don’t let me get lazy somewhere just okay but not alright
It’s easy, we can’t be, somewhere just okay but not alright
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The Nautical Theme Dayton, Ohio
Modern-Folk duo featuring the ebb and flow of male/female harmonies and honest songwriting ringing off ivory keys and steel strings.
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