Heavy Rage
from Songs From The Bottom Of The Lake (album) by The Sinking Teeth
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lyrics
Heavy Rage
There’s a light
A crack in the fabric
containing the black of tonight
And it’s alright
It’s our hope
A hole in the ceiling
through which the darkness flows
A way to get out
If I play my cards right
We might make it through another night
My conscience says it should be done
Long ago I should have given up
We lie
Down by the roadside
watching the bridges burn
When will the daylight save us
Can we try
A collective harmony
maybe just for tonight
I’ll try if you try
I should have given up
Maybe I’m too quick to take the easy road
Feels like we’re going nowhere
taking it this slow
There’s a light
A crack in the fabric
containing the black of tonight
And it’s alright
It’s our hope
A hole in the ceiling
through which the darkness flows
A way to get out
If I play my cards right
We might make it through another night
My conscience says it should be done
Long ago I should have given up
We lie
Down by the roadside
watching the bridges burn
When will the daylight save us
Can we try
A collective harmony
maybe just for tonight
I’ll try if you try
I should have given up
Maybe I’m too quick to take the easy road
Feels like we’re going nowhere
taking it this slow
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from Songs From The Bottom Of The Lake (album),
released November 11, 2016
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