Red Sam (Acoustic)

Flyleaf

Here I stand
Empty hands
Wishing my wrists were bleeding
To stop the pain from the beatings

There you stood
Holding me
Waiting for me to notice you

But who are you
You are the truth (you are the truth)
Out screaming these lies
You are the truth (you are the truth)
Saving my life

The warmth of your embrace
Melts my frostbitten spirit
You speak the truth and I hear it
The words are I love you
And I have to believe in you

But who are you
You are the truth (you are the truth)
Out screaming these lies
You are the truth (you are the truth)
Saving my life

My hands are open
And you are filling them
Hands in the air
In the air, in the air, in the air

And I worship
And I worship
And I worship
And I worship

You are the truth (you are the truth)
Out screaming these lies
You are the truth (you are the truth)
Saving my life


Lyrics submitted by Iwillsayyes101

Red Sam Lyrics as written by Sameer Bhattacharya Howard Benson

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    I love the way this song sounds with an acoustic guitar. I'm trying to learn how to play it.

    mementoxmorion July 15, 2009   Link
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    i love the And I worship I worship I worship I worship

    part. its such an amazing song! i love all the acoustic version and Lacey defentily has the right voice for it!

    twlohamusic95on January 04, 2010   Link
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    General Comment

    i personally like the electric guitar version better, but its nice to hear that the entire band is so talented they can go from something like im so sick to this. its a beautiful song, and you can tell theyre all strong in God.

    Impossibilityon December 10, 2011   Link
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    its got something to do with two of the band members and their names

    Cam1415on January 23, 2012   Link

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