You're my beloved and all together lovely,
As a gift that can't be bought,
As if gold could favor outweigh.
Your meaning to me, the secrets of the heart made manifest.
Even beauty's priced beside thee,
Proportioned by lot of the less.

Wishes fade, dreams break, promises made.

Takes away your will, takes your whole heart captive,
Just for one promise,
Sell it all for one true word to hold on to,
Face the shame of it all,
Safer to neglect, than open your callused heart.

Piece by piece, you have lost a part of yourself.
You share to gain but lose at love and learn to hate yourself.
More and more each day and all the days thereafter.
They labor to put together and regain what is gone forever,

Wishes fade, as dreams break, promise made, tomorrow takes

The most costly mistake is to try to change the past today.
The filth and the shame, they all wash away,
For you Christ will clean the slate.

Only love can fill the void,
When the world has taken it's toll,
Hand in hand, by your side,
We'll walk down this path together,
I'll take you to the place where promises will never break.

To the advent,
To the advent
To the advent of a miracle.

True love is to die for and is why I cry, for you.
And the pain you feel and feed can heal,
If you'd just walk with me toward the light.


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    One of the best hardcore songs of all times

    FourDiceSon July 25, 2002   Link
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    One of the best hardcore bands of all times

    an ocean of doubton July 28, 2002   Link
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    is anyone from this band in Shai Hulud....cuz Shai Hulud sound so much like this band

    kijimaon September 14, 2002   Link
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    the drummer from strongarm was also the drummer for shai hulud at one point, but now four of the five members from strongarm are in further seems forever.

    dust_to_duston September 28, 2002   Link
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    They are a christian hardcore band right? If so I'm sure all you need to do is tie this in with god and you have the meaning. It's about sinning and being forgive I guess, just got that from the spoke word part in the middle.

    worthdyingforon April 23, 2003   Link
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    they were THE Christian hardcore band. they pretty much started the scene! their entire CD speaks profound truths about God and His love, grace, mercy, redemption, forgivness, and power. This is my praise music, basically. this song is the best on the entire CD. I love this band almost as much as I love Shai Hulud. SH is # 1, but Strongarm takes a close 2nd. this writer truly understood the God we serve - things that we hate often happen in this life and we can't fix or do anything on our own accord or might. I think this song is for anyone that has tried to rely either on their own understanding of truth (God's truth) or others' understanding concerning the trials and tests we face in this life.

    browneyesbleedon January 12, 2007   Link

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