1. |
Shaken
02:35
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Oh Im shaken in bed
Teeth gnashing instead
And its all in my head
Use this paper as shield
protect me don't yield
And its all feel
I gotta take some time to
Heal
TV dont sleep
No trust no faith fleet
And its all trick for treat
In your name I'll call you out
From the gates the halls of doubt
And their all bound to shout
I gotta take some time to
Heal
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2. |
Surrender
02:58
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This time Im going to give up on me
Sell my flesh fill spiritually
And I will raise my hands to empty
All the things they told me I should be
lying never made me happy
Prides build things unintentionally
Disfigured views unethically
And I never met anyone
Who was all for one and one for all
Except for one Jesus
Tradition doesn't make it right
Never lie cheat steal or fight
it wasn't until 28
I saw the man that I hate
I took revenge on that man
Washed the blood from my healthy hands
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3. |
Transitioning
02:35
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I see all transitioning
Through light spirit filling
Intentions from holy things
Separate evil dwellings
I hope this never ends
Cut wires old desires
New coins up in heaven
this love is all over me
Not just love'y dove'y
I hope this never ends
Can you picture
Walk and rule
Golden streets
Every house has a pool
Every bodies so cool
Piller of fire
Nights desire
Clouds of smoke
fill the ski of blue
Every bodies love'n on you
Oh I needed you
And you Love me
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Sasha Jordan Appler Windsor, Ontario
Sasha Jordan Appler a former member of the band Michou from Windsor Ontario Canada's from 2007 - 2011. After the band finished Sasha went on to work in Film. He still creates music and casually posts this form of art from time to time.
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