I lie here paralytic
Inside this soul
Screaming for you till
My throat is numb
I wanna break out

I need a way out
I don't believe that it's gonna be this way
The worst is
The waiting
In this world I'm suffocating

Feel Your presence
Filling up my lungs with oxygen
I take You in
I've died

Rebirthing now
I wanna live forever
Wanna live for You and me
(Breathe for the first time now
I came alive somehow)

Rebirithing now
I wanna live my life
Wanna give You everything
(Breathe for the first time now
I came alive somehow)

Right now
Right now

I lie here lifeless
In this cocoon
Shedding the skin 'cause
I'm ready to
I wanna break out
I found a way out
I don't believe that it's gonna be this way
The worst is
The waiting
In this world I'm suffocating

Feel Your presence
Filling up my lungs with oxygen
I take You in
I've died

Rebirthing now
I wanna live forever
Wanna live for You and me
(Breathe for the first time now
I came alive somehow)

Rebirithing now
I wanna live my life
Wanna give You everything
(Breathe for the first time now
I came alive somehow)

(I came alive somehow)
Tell me when I'm gonna live again
Tell me when I'm gonna breathe you in
Tell me when I'm gonna feel inside
Tell me when I'm gonna feel alive

Tell me when I'm gonna live again
Tell me when this fear will end
Tell me when I'm gonna feel inside
Tell me when I'll feel alive

Rebirthing now
I wanna live forever
Wanna live for You and me
(Breathe for the first time now
I came alive somehow)

Rebirithing now
I wanna live my life
Wanna give You everything
(Breathe for the first time now
I came alive somehow)

(I came alive somehow) right now!
(I came alive somehow) right now!
(I came alive somehow)


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Rebirthing Lyrics as written by Brian Howes John Cooper

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    Eh, I'm not into the whole Christian theme of this song, not being religious at all, and being raised by two parents who aren't religious either, one being Roman Catholic, the other being Jewish, I think if I were to become religious, I'd choose Judaism. But anyway, that doesn't matter... this song is amazing as far as the way the guitar kicks in during the beginning. My friend figured out how to time it perfectly and play it during the opening cinematic of GRAW 2, and that was the first experience I have hearing this song, because I hadn't heard of Skillet before hanging out with him. It's amazing during the combat scene, and as soon as CPT Mitchell is knocked off his feet from an explosion, the first verse kicks in and he says "I lie here, paralytic" and his squad member drags him away and he gets back up to his feet. All I have to say is it's pretty awesome to hear during the opening cinematic of GRAW 2. And for those of you who don't play games, it's Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter 2. It's a near-future special forces typed game.

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