Falling Up
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Tomorrow

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Tomorrow

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My song isn’t sung by angels

Isn’t played in chambers

Or hallways

My sound is an anxious tapping

It’s a restless moving

Always

My place isn’t in this building

There are no golden ceilings

That stand tall

My place is a dream that’s failing

It is broke and waiting to fall

Oh Lord Jesus

I’m still trying

Wait for me

I stay today

And I’ll run tomorrow

But I know you wait for me

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