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the promises
01:20
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Baby, you’re just not making it
All of that angers not coming out
Baby, you just ain’t making it
You’ve got to give it up somehow
Holding onto wrongs you want to right
How can darkness stay with light?
You’ve got to remember, promises
Take something from you
That I give up
He became sin who knew no sin that in Him we might become the righteousness of God.
John 3:16-18
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use somebody
01:14
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You could use somebody.
You could use somebody.
You could use someone...
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sometimes
01:02
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Sometimes I want to just escape
To hold my breath to hide my skin
To cover flesh in any way
To keep from being human
The human parts that taunt us
That share the dirt under our nails
Requires love beyond
I’m glad you’ve found someone
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straight paths
03:04
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On the way to straight paths I strayed
Hoping to find the way
To see it stay
To make the day as I had certainly heard it
And king the snake did swallow itself towards its rattling tail
On the way to straight paths I was there to lead the leaders leading
I fell into all kinds of sin infection was give us to all
And on that way to straight we met with the way, the truth, the lasting
Light filled with hopeful things
And on those things we trusted
Uncurled the reptile wondered how to lift a head without, a body too thick
And this body rose
Again
And king the snake did swallow itself towards its rattling tail
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my feelings
01:54
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So here I am again
Each noise the air makes will fool my heart
Admittingly dozing off happily aware of the tricks
and the games which have torn me apart
I stumble, and peek through the shade
always searching to find the same thing
My feelings, I can never change
So here I am again
I ponder the doubts I'm unable to state
His life's a fast forward and I'm caught in rewind
He's a permanent drawing I've tried to erase
Where is the one that we love?
Always searching to find the same thing
My feelings, I can never change
My feelings I can never change
1 Corinthians 1:25-30
1 Peter 2:10
Mark 9:22-25
Jeremiah 32:27
Psalm 73:26
Proverbs 16:9
Colossians 3:23-24
Number 23:19
Psalm 146
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1000 hours (The Cure)
01:20
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not die
01:18
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Oh God, please make a recovery.
Matthew 4:23-25
John 11:38-44
Acts 16:31
Acts 4:12
Acts 2:38
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notes.to.sew (abuela tape) North Carolina
indie rock
electronic key
alternative dark folk
shoegaze
indie pop
JESUS
1 Peter 4:8
Isaiah 45:8
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