I want a road stretching out before me
I want a radio in my ear
I want a full tank of absolution
No fear
I want a rainstorm to pull me over
Then a sky that begins to clear
Towards the truest of destinations
No fear

I used to hit every wall there was
I used to run away from love
All I ever wanted was right here
But I had to reach way down inside
I had to have faith I'd find
No fear

I want the world to just keep on turning
I want the dawn in my rear view mirror
I want to hear my own voice singing
No fear
And when I need two arms around me
And there's no one near
When I'm alone let the only sound be
No fear

I used to hit every wall there was
I used to run away from love
All I ever wanted was right here
But I had to reach way down inside
I had to have faith I'd find
No fear

I want peace, Love and Understanding
A stogy and an ice-cold beer
Don't want to live afraid of dying
I used to hit every wall there was
I used to run away from love
All I ever wanted was right here
But I had to reach way down inside
I used to stay up all night long
Wondering what I was doing wrong
All I ever needed was right here
But I had to reach way down inside
I had to have faith I'd find
No fear


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No Fear Lyrics as written by Terri Clark Mary Chapin Carpenter

Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Sentric Music, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.

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    this song is pretty much telling the story of how I feel right now. I'm at a turning point in my life, I live in Ontario and in a couple of weeks I moving to B.C. on my own. I don't know anyone out there, I just know I wanna go. My life's motto is "Face Your Fears" and it takes a lot of gutts to do what I'm gonna do, just leave my family and friends, and the place where I've grown up in behind, and start fresh. This song means, have no fear, take a chance and discover who you are.

    kel_115124on March 21, 2006   Link

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