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A Time To Think And Heal
03:45
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Burn in me a fire, fill me up with peace. I'm sick of feeling tide down, and falling at the knees. We all have a reason, we all are loved, if you keep my heart wide open, I won't give up.
We are all still whole, we are not yet broken, I'm sick of hearing lies that come from my mouth. I am not down, I've just been out, Ben trying to see the sun, through the clouds. Burn in me a flame, one that will not die, I wanna see a change, I wanna touch the sky. If we all have a reason, that means so much to me. I'll remember when love told me, "just be".
Restless nights with little sleep, always gets the best of me. I'm moving on from this dark gloom, the fog is lifting very soon.
Most nights I spend sitting in my room, crying out to God, and starring at the moon. It takes a lifetime, blood and sweat, tears fall, but you grow. Look to the ocean, be still like waves, your story's still being told.
I am not down, I've just been out, been trying to see the sun through the clouds.
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Gone
01:59
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And when you went to leave, did you think of me, our memories?
When you were all alone, did you miss your home, your family?
Do you think of me, those nights we spent alone, or am I gone?
Or am I gone?
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Dear Wolf,
03:16
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4. |
In Between
03:47
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5. |
The Sound
03:34
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