Sunbeam
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Sunbeam
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gotta break these walls down and let in the light
'cause at the end of the day there's no long shadows to watch
will you break my walls down? bust em all in!
'cause if i don't feel that pain, i'll never feel anything else
will You be my sunbeam, shining so hard
with all of Your might, breaking these brick walls down
so i might see Your face, so i might feel Your love, so i might know Your grace
don't know how they got here, these walls i have up
it keeps me shallow so i can never hurt deep inside
but access has been denied for so many reasons
the hurt i have is locked inside, but it's time to deal
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