Born Again
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Born Again
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I thought I had been born again
Sparks flying from the pulpit
I was fighting fires for my sins
My face against the carpet
In the pews I lost my hope
Where I was supposed to find it
It was all I ever knew
And it left me broken hearted
I thought I had found freedom
When I moved into the city
I was puking out the window
I was trying to be pretty
They say fake it till you make it
And they make it look so easy
I was smiling on the outside
On the inside I was screaming
I was broken when you found me
I was drowning in self pity
It was lonely in the darkness
I was sinking, I was spinning
I'm not quite sure how it happened
I don't know what you were thinking
But you reached out your hand
And offered me a new beginning
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Ellis (Linnea Siggelkow) performs "Born Again", and this lyric page sits inside the Ellis (Linnea Siggelkow) catalog on LyroVerse.
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