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Oceans crash the sands. Another time.
Take a backwards glance
But where must we, where must we stand?
The stavesail meant to last. But were we here? Were we here?
My life is not my own. It was bought for me.
Oceans crash the sands. Another time.
Take a backwards glance
But where must we, where must we stand?
The stavesail meant to last. But were we here? Were we here?
Take a backwards glance
But where must we, where must we stand?
The stavesail meant to last. But were we here? Were we here?
My life is not my own. It was bought for me.
Oceans crash the sands. Another time.
Take a backwards glance
But where must we, where must we stand?
The stavesail meant to last. But were we here? Were we here?
Lyrics submitted by Disclosure
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It amazes me that no one posts about this song, because it is one of two that really stands out on the album. This is a good song for many people who reflect upon past events in their life, trying to find meaning in where they are and what they stand for.
one of my favorites on that album, much more in depth than many other bands lyrics. ::cough cough:: sum 41. bullshit poprock. ::cough cough::
i'm wiht phelo de se on this pop punk sux, and this bands lyrics are amazing, not a half bad show iether. godbless chad
i dont even know why sum 41 would even cross your mind when listening to such an amazing band as TBM, but ehh who cares.
great stuff...agreed poetic rocker
"My life is not my own. It was bought for me."
I love that lyric and I can totally relate to it. It's coming to the realization that we don't "own" ourselves, or our life, God does. Our lives were bought for us -- through the blood of Jesus Christ. Surrenduring to that thought - that beautiful realization - that truth, brings about a peace that no one can possibly understand, until they experience it for themselves.
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