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The morning when she came home
The smell was the tell that told the tale of a hell to come
What had she done?
He knew before her key was in the door
She stumbled in, fell crying to the floor
Knew this would be the end
His heart was broken yet again
Story always ended right before it began
And then she ran
Back to the arms of the darkness she was made of
Hidden from her love in the center of the storm
There was no hope as far as she could see
But he did not agree
He found her passed out at the bar
Carried her home past the wreckage of her car
Like so many times before
Praying to God all the while
Help me to love, help me forgive, help me restore her smile
Every single time she goes
Back to the arms of the darkness she was made of
Hidden from her love in the center of the storm
There was no hope as far as she could see
But he did not agree
Back to the arms of the darkness she was made of
Hidden from her love in the center of the storm
There was no hope as far as she could see
There was no hope
There was no hope - as far as she could see
There was no hope - as far as she could see
But he did not agree
credits
from Promise Land,
released June 2, 2017
Produced by Joshua Lee and Trae Gunter
Engineered by Joshua Lee and Trae Gunter
Performed by Joshua Lee
BGV by Trae Gunter
Slide Guitar by Trae Gunter
Additional Programming by Trae Gunter
Mixed by Thomas Doeve at Paper Swan Studios
Mastered by Joe Causey at Voyager Mastering
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