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The Light
04:38
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A darkened sky
The clouds cannot keep the rain
A chilling wind
Where the trees fall they stay
Your tired eyes
Cannot change these things
You must carry on
Sweet is the light
Of the sun, what a sight
This fleeting life
Hard to see when you are young
This mystery
You won’t know till you are done
Your tired eyes
Cannot change these things
You must carry on
Sweet is the light
Of the sun, what a sight
Sweet is the light
Of the sun, what a sight
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Lonely
04:02
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The sun has gone down
And the stillness sinks in
And I’m left with my thoughts and my fears
I can’t fill this void
That you made when you left
I can’t get you out of my mind
I’m lonely tonight
And I think I will be
Lonely tonight
Till you come back to me
To me
The sun has gone down
And I’m restless and tired
It’s late but I can’t fall asleep
Do you feel the same?
Are you thinking of me?
Dream well, love, till I see you again
Oohhh
I’m lonely tonight
And I think I will be
Lonely tonight
Till you come back to me
To me
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Walking down the same road
That I’ve tread before but it’s
All been changed and rearranged somehow
Some faces are the same here
Others not the ones that I
Used to see, but when did we... say goodbye
Why can’t we be
Invincible
The way we were back then
It’s plain to see
Time marches on
And I fear we’re getting old
Nothing is the same here
Children growing tall, but it
Seems to me they still should be...little kids
Staring at these pictures
Memories bittersweet and clear
It’s still true that I miss you and I think I always will
Why can’t we be
Invincible
The way we were back then
It’s plain to see
Time marches on
And I fear we’re getting old
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4. |
Distant Shore
06:03
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I've traveled the world outside my door
The road goes ever on and on
I've found places I hold so dear
But I've still not found my home
I'm a traveller of heart and soul
A weary wanderer of the mind
And I will land on distant shores
But I do not know the time
Home
Home
I've traveled the world outside my door
The road goes ever on and on
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5. |
Without You
04:22
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These words get tossed around
Till we don't know what they mean
They're far too grand for what we see
The times I've failed you are
A present memory
But somehow you're still here with me
I know I've let you down
Thank God you're still around
Because he knows this much is true
I can't do this life without you
I can't do this life without you
Without you
So toss those words around
'Cause I know what you mean
And when you say them, they sound sweet
So won't you hold my hand
And face the storm with me
Together like we need to be
We’re not made to be alone
We’re not made to be alone
We’re not made to be alone
We’re not made to be alone
I know I've let you down
Thank God you're still around
Because he knows this much is true
I can't do this life without you
I can't do this life without you
Without you
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The Pier
04:20
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There's a bottle here, full of things to talk about
And the old clock on the wall has lost his way
Family pictures look at me from yesterday
There's an old man on the pier down by the bay
So much left undone
So much left unsaid
I'm left here sippin' memories from a glass
It's not that you are gone
It's that you left so fast
I'm left here sippin' memories from a glass
There's a Bible here, full of all you talked about
I've a jacket with an old, familiar smell
I'm walkin' on the ground that you knew so well
It's a matter of time, but only time can tell
So much left undone
So much left unsaid
I'm left here sippin' memories from a glass
It's not that you are gone
It's that you left so fast
I'm left here sippin' memories from a glass
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The Gregorys Carlisle, Pennsylvania
Singer/Songwriter band in Central PA. Harmony and heartbreak. We love Jars of Clay. God is good.
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