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lyrics
There’s nothing to fear but the air that I breath
I find myself hiding from what I most need
Waiting for something to make it all right
Saving myself wasting my life
I only look inward I only look back
Whatever I say invites bitter attack
I try to look forward the smoke burns my eyes
My back's to a wall filled with digital lies
I have to say something
I don’t know what to say
It feels like there’s nothing worth saying anyway
I have to go somewhere
I want to stay home
I’ve got to do something
I go it alone
Called to the streets for the ones who can’t breathe
I’ll be one among many if that’s what they need
A passive spectator who hides in a mask
I don’t have the answers and nobody asks
Convinced that by now I had figured it out
Told that I knew what the world was about
By a system that hides me from danger and fear
Don’t worry, you won’t hear them crying from here
I have to say something
I don’t know what to say
I come up with nothing
I say it anyway
I have to go somewhere
I want to stay home
I’ve got to do something
I go it alone
We all need each other
To fix a broken world
To fix a broken world
credits
released March 19, 2021
(c) & (p) Stefan Farrenkopf, When Suddenly Music (ASCAP)
Music and Lyrics by Stefan Farrenkopf
Jack Burgess: bass, vocals
Stefan Farrenkopf: keyboards, vocals
Andy Harrison: guitars, vocals
Chris Rockwell: guitars, vocals
Jeremy Rogers: drums, vocals
Produced by The Everlasting Happiness
Mixed and mastered by Andy Harrison
Recorded and Engineered by The Everlasting Happiness at their homes during covid
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