Another day burns away into darkness
Another blink of the eye of time
I am straining through the blackness
Ever searching for a sign

The days grow long and the days grow dark
And the days grow ever colder
The trust that I started with fades as I get older
Though the road is hard

It seems to me there is no way around this
From all you've done for me
I know you'll never break your promise

So here at the end of this day
Where the world is shaded in gray
I will look to the blue horizons and watch for you to come
When my hope is tattered and torn

When my faith is weathered and worn
I'll look to the blue horizons
I am still walking, evading the shadows
I am still running that narrow line

I'll go wherever you would have me go
Ever searching for a sign


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Horizon Lyrics as written by Aaron Nordyke Nathan Rippke

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    This song is Awesome!! He has such a good voice and I like how they add rap in it! The video's cool too! I think what this song means is that days get harder and you just got to trust in God!

    DumBruNeTte469on August 14, 2002   Link
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    Yeah :) These guys totally rule! I'm from around where they live and stuff =D I'm working on the other lyrics so just hang in there and they'll like all be up soon. 38th Parallel forever! Peace and God bless~

    BarCodeSoldieron August 15, 2002   Link
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    wow what an amazing song i plan to buy this cd based on this song alone...i think i migt have seen a mistake in the lyrics it is very very small but i think that instead of "There is no way around it" that its "There is no way around this" its only the one word but if you liste close enough i think its this and not it no biggy but this song is so good i love

    LostAtSeaon September 04, 2002   Link
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    i like this very much..

    but another on, is i think its

    "When my faith is weathered and worn"

    not

    "When my strength is wavered and worn"

    :)

    but yes, and excellent song, very nice voice.

    Bohemianon March 15, 2003   Link
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    wow what a powerful song! i can't even begin to say what it means to me...i heard through some people that 38th rocks, but did they ever underestimate the greatness! this song is so amazing, and it reminds me that Jesus is coming soon, and we can rest in that hope, and in the hope of being with Him forever. it's a reminder to me to look to the Son when i feel like my world is falling apart, but also when things are great. He reigns! yea Jesus!

    special K 2on May 12, 2003   Link
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    to LostatSea: The rest of the album is much heavier than that single. If that is the reason you want the album, you may be dissapointed. I wasn't but hten again, I like it hard and loud.

    El Geeon June 18, 2004   Link
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    i love this song. and i would LOVE to hear an acoustic version of this song. this is a good driving song, in my opinions. especially when you're out on the prairie with nothing in front of you but highway, wheat fields, and sky.

    minze08on February 09, 2007   Link

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