Witness to a youthful lust
who made the same mistake
guess he didn't know
Didn't know it would cost him everything he'd make
Spied that young one
through my window,
on the subtle path
he didn't know the loss
he didn't see the cost
it could've cost him everything

Now he can't find
now he dont understand why
but you see
cuz you cheat and think
that you're free but you know
Now he can't find the way
can someone please come
please come and take it away
before it's to late

wave
goodbye
she'll kill you with a smile
and slit your throat
with a wink of her eye
why
oh brutal heart for a lie
I was that man once
I tell you I'd rather die
Die

He can't just see why
he doesnt see the truth
cuz you know it feels so good
it takes away you
now Disciples would you rise
I know there is sin you despise will you let it go?
and wave goodbye to your friends
and live like it's so

Now he cant find
Why can he see?
Wont you stop him now?
Wont you reach out?
Wont you do something please?
I guess you too busy to see
It brings a real friend to say
In the face of your own Identity.
Please stop him someone

wave
goodbye
she'll kill you with a smile
and slit your throat
with a wink of her eye
why
oh brutal heart for a lie
I was that man once
I tell you I'd rather die

I was!
I was that man once
I'd rather die
DIE!
Why can't you understand why
I only got one heart
and it's the wellspring of life
LIFE!
why oh why will you die?
Give your heart to one love
JESUS CHRIST!
You can change this all now
You can let it go
And walk into the light
Please leave this darkness behind

Now
you'll finally know your own mind you can't run this time
desperate to rest
in the peace of the light
I'll be kneeling there
right by your side
Battering hell and I declare tonight.

Hell Relinquish Your Hold On My Sons!
Hell Relinquish Your Hold On My Sons!



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    I saw Sleeping Giant live a couple of days ago and it was truly life-changing. Just before they played this song, Thom fully came out and told the crowd what this song is about. During the song he became so emotional he cried. It went something like this:

    When he was 18 years old he was going through some struggles in life and met a nice couple who helped him get through it. A couple of months later, that couple was involved in an accident and the husband was permanently paralyzed, he became a quadroplegic(sp?). Anyway, since they had helped him through his struggles he decided to help them. He helped them around the house, did errands, even helped earn some side income. A couple of months later, the wife started getting closer and closer to him, and he said that honestly, he was flattered. A beatiful lady coming on to him. Well, what happened was he ended up having an affair with her. Two months later, the husband commited suicide. He had found out.

    This song is about God's love and how he will save you no matter who you are and what you have done. Thom felt like THE lowest being on the planet when this incident happened, that you can't possibly get lower than that, but he found God and now his broken life is healed. A very moving song.

    caa471on July 11, 2009   Link

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