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YODO (ft. Brad Davern)

from Redemption by ChugChugWob

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lyrics

Nothing could carry the weight of all that I'd buried
And my dying flesh tells me this is you
But then you surround me
And the life that I had would be forgotten
And my life is now renewed

I had a heart of gold but the cold and empty space of life
Without you kept me in the ground
I held in my hands the greatest gift I could imagine
But my hands themselves were broken and bloody
From all the graves I was digging for myself

Finally finding a place where I can feel at home
(Where I can feel at home)
Is something I need to feel whole
(I'm dying to feel)

When were you planning on telling me
That there was more than this?

Why can't I bring myself to say something?

Finally finding a place where I can feel at home
(Where I can feel at home)
Is something I need to feel whole
(I need to feel)

When were you planning on telling me
That there was more than this?

I'm not ashamed - I'm not ashamed of You
I'll spread the fire of Your name across the world
All across the world

When were you planning on telling me
That there was more than this?

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from Redemption, released July 25, 2015

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