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June
03:18
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I was angry at God for making me this way
I was blaming the wall for all the things that I just couldn't change
And I looked at myself like everything I hate
I was on my way back from all the bruised and bitter parts of me
But it's there I found my purpose worn out and thrown away
And I never seemed to notice it was me that was in its way
I was humbled God, Oh my God I was wrong, for holding all that hate
I fell in love with my selfish thoughts
I told them never to speak my name again
When every shred of hope was ripped up right in front of me
I just don't have the balance, I don't deserve it anyway
But it's there I found my purpose worn out and thrown away
Cause I never seemed to notice it was me that was in its way
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Lamps
04:33
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You were the brightest light I ever saw and I was indistinguishable surrounded by the dark and I didn't know where to look so I looked down at my feet and there you were again, you were shining on me. You're the lamp to my feet, you're the light to my path and I know you don't feel like a saint but you are to me. Cause you're all the good I know, and all these years, you've alway been, you'll always be a light to me. And I've sang for hours about to defeat, but I'd rather sing about you and me. Cause even though we're always somewhere in-between you gave me every reason to always sing. I couldn't just let go you were the only light I could ever hope to hold, and even when you leave, you'll always feel like home to me. Just keep the porch light on so I know you're not gone completely. Please don't ever be gone completely.
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