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God Knows
04:42
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God knows I’m a good man
Even when I don’t hear the words
My head it tends to forget
My truth isn’t in your hands
You decided for you
You decided to choose
God knows I’m a hurt man
Even when I can’t feel the bruise
My scars I bared for you everything
The scabs are being picked at by your leaving
You decided for you
You decided to choose
To walk away
Decided it wasn't worth it
You walked away
Decided it wasn't worth it
For you
God knows I’m frightened
Even when I leave the lights on
My heart it's been years in the making
Concrete steps while you're leaving
You decided for you
You decided to lose
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Directions Home
04:05
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Sometimes some things take a little bit longer
Some things some times we hold on for too long
It won’t stop me walking down the long and winding road
I’ve been looking for lite that leads me back home
I’ve been trying to find my way home
I’m lost I need help
Won't you point in the direction to go
Somethings take time take time to figure it out
Along the way shadows questions and doubt
It won’t stop me walking down the long and winding road
I’ve been looking to find my way home
I’'ve been trying to find my way home
I’m lost I need help
Won't you point in the direction to go
I hope and I trust that I'll be kept safe
When I'm hurt down on my knees praying I'll be ok
Faith stands with me to this test
When I beleive in something along with me I'll be at my best
It won’t stop me walking down the long and winding road
I’ve been looking to find my way home
I’'ve been trying to find my way home
I’m lost I need help
Won't you point in the direction to go
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Picture Day Ottawa, Ontario
Ottawa and Aylmer's newest indie folk emo band.
We are John, Cadence, Michael and Adam.
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