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My Friend
04:30
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Run into your closet
There you will be safe
But there in the darkness
Your heart deteriorates
I know all about you
I know your impurity
I know you're not always
Who you would want to be (x2)
You've gotten yourself in this mess, my friend
But all you have to do is wave the white flag
Confess your sins and then you will be free
But hide your faults and there they will rot inside
My hands are stained with the guilt of my eyes
But I wear gloves whenever I'm outside
My computer screen has corrupted my mind
But I'm the one who's clicking on those sights
Raise your arms and you will see your prize
Wash your hands, wash your heart, wash your eyes
There will come a day when you'll be free
When you will defeat your hypocricies
Raise your arms and you will see your prize
Wash your hands, wash your heart, wash your eyes
There will come a day when you'll be free
When you will defeat your hypocricies
There will come a day when you'll be free
When you will defeat your hypocricies
There will come a day when you'll be free
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2. |
Oh, America!
04:50
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Oh America
Where is your golden mines?
Oh America
Where is your glory now?
Oh America
I've been dreaming of you
Oh America
It will not be delayed
Oh America
Wait patiently
Be of one mind
Know your hope (x2)
Oh, the mountains that I see
and the people that I see -
they are you.
But the logic that I see and the dreams that I see -
they're not me (x2)
Be of one mind
Know your hope
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3. |
Hold Fast
04:06
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Hold fast
Hopeless
And life will fill you up again
Listen close
And hear the sound
Of joy returning to your lips (x2)
Slow your breath
And feel your heart
Reverberate inside your chest
Lift your head
And find yourself
Surrounded by the beauty of life
And I'll run
Yes I will run
Until the air
Has left my lungs
And I will climb
The highest mountain
Until I-
And I'll run
And I'll run
'Til I can't feel my lungs
Leap over mountains 'til I've found the one (x2)
Wipe the pain from your eyes
Grit your teeth and take a stand
Hands are opened arms stretched wide
This is your clear sky
And I'll run
And I'll run
'Til I can't feel my lungs
Leap over mountains 'til I've found the one (x2)
And I'll run
And I'll run
'Til I can't feel my lungs
Leap over mountains 'til fire returns
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4. |
Rise
04:36
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He said rise
Up from your grave
And fill you lungs
With the life that I made
And fill your lungs
With the life that I made
He said you were made
To feel my embrace
So don't run away
From this purpose I gave
So don't run away
From this purpose I gave
He said you were born
To a world lost at war
So fight for your sisters and brothers who've never known more
So fight for your sisters and brothers who've never known more
And I
Have overcome
Your shame
I've overrun
My love I've made your home
To weather any storm (x2)
He said rise
Up from your grave
And fill your lungs
With the life that I made
and fill your lungs
With the hope that I bring
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5. |
The One
04:13
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And I am the one
Who trusted a man who led me on
Roads covered by gold
Made by fools
And I am the one
Who trusted himself with his heart
Just to find how wretched I am
Down to the core
And I am the one
Who put on a show for the world
Just to hide what I've done in this world
Behind those doors
And I am the one
Who trusted himself with his heart
Just to find how wretched I am
Down to the core
But my legs have grown tired with each step
In the yoke of my sin
And the works of my hands have been stained
By the blood of my kin (x3)
By the blood of my kin
And you are the one
The only one greater than I
Bigger than even my pride
At the height of my life (x2)
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6. |
The Dream
03:29
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