I let it all
Get worn away
Seen many nights
And not enough days

I let it go
I cared less
The years to come
Seemed wasted breath

Bad ideas on bad drugs
Good intentions all destroyed
At the bottom of a barrel
Staring at a void

And I walk through darkness
And I walk through darkness
And I walk through darkness
And I walk
I walk through darkness

You came along
At the right time
Now your anchor holds
Me in this life

Things that I left buried
In my vacant years of shame
Only help me figure out
Time I can’t regain

And I walk through darkness
And I walk through darkness
And I walk through darkness
And I walk
I walk through darkness

Things that I left buried
In my wasted years of shame
Only help me figure out
Time I can’t regain

And I walk through darkness
And I walk through darkness
And I walk through darkness
And I walk
And I walk through darkness

And I walk
And I walk through darkness

And I walk
And I walk through darkness

And I walk
And I walk through darkness

And I walk
And I walk through darkness

And I walk
And I walk through darkness

And I walk
And I walk through darkness

And I walk through darkness
And I walk through darkness
And I walk through darkness
Just to carry you home

And I walk through darkness
And I walk through darkness
And I walk through darkness
Just to carry you home


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    agreed, excellent song made beautiful by the last line. first time i heard it, had to play it again to experience it in a new light. great end to a great cd.

    love the line about the anchor holding me in this life too.

    zsaszon March 18, 2008   Link

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