Azi

from Not As Dead As We Used To Be by The Beautiful Exchange

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lyrics

Crawling out of the constant unrest while the dirt filled my lungs
I dared not look back in fear I might regress into the former, into the black
The mass is clearing into a new sight
I can't help but resist to change
Will I stand and win this fight?

Will I stand
Win this fight

Something is pulling me up
This is not my doing
Have I received death’s cup
Or is it the control I'm losing?

This is not my doing
I've lost all control of it all

Crawling out of the constant unrest while the dirt filled my lungs
I dared not look back in fear I might regress into the former, into the black
The mass is clearing into a new sight
I can't help but resist to change
Will I stand and win this fight?

This is not the end
I'm just getting started
Set in motion and my body departed
I survey who I was and count it as garbage
Will I stand and win this fight
Or will I look back as my heart turns to stone
And allow my spirit to be overthrown?

I’ve taken on so much to reach this place
Every step I couldn’t take
You never left me to decay
As I look into Your eyes
I know today is in my sight
Your ways are all beyond my understanding

There's no reason to wait
Let it go
Release your grip
Be free
Let it go
Release your grip
Be free

credits

from Not As Dead As We Used To Be, released December 22, 2017
Recorded, Engineered and Mixed by Sam Striker at Native Darkness Productions, McKinney, TX

Mastered by Troy Glessner at Spectre Mastering