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Charis
03:38
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Pick up your pen and write, girl
No one can write this like you do
You don't owe an explanation to your tears
You don't owe the world a thing, remember.
It's okay for you to close your eyes
There's no need for you to perform
When it hurts is when you need to sing the most
Your song will be your weapon against the dark
Your hallelujahs are tired, girl
I'll sing until you can, too
If three chords are all that you can play
Then three chords will save your life and hold you tight
It's okay for you to close your eyes
There's no need for you to perform
When it hurts is when you need to sing the most
Your song will be your weapon against the dark
Infinite expanse of graciousness, come
You can only hide your pain in poems for so long
It's okay for you to close your eyes
There's no need for you to perform
When it hurts is when you need to sing the most
Your song will be your weapon against the dark
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143
03:31
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Books
00:42
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Lead me into intimacy
Lead me into familiarity
I will enter your rest 'cause I have reached my end
Lead me into intimacy
Lead me into familiarity
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Morning Light
01:55
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Morning light
Please be gentle with my eyes
Please be gentle with the fragile fragments of last night's sky
I can't carry it for you
I've got my own ghosts too
I can't carry it for you
But I sure as hell can carry you
I'll stand here and hold the fire in my palms then touch my palms to yours
Touch my palms to yours
I'll stand here and hold the fire in my palms then touch my palms to yours
Touch my palms to yours
Come on peace, fall like rain
Come on peace, flood my veins
I can't carry it for you
I've got my own ghosts too
I can't carry it for you
But I sure as hell can carry you
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5. |
Cathedral
04:17
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Megan Man Williamsburg, Virginia
Daughter of a star breather. Certified mac + cheese enthusiast. Inspired by C.S. Lewis, Gustav Mahler and Mister Rogers.
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