Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Five For Fighting
Canonical path: /five-for-fighting/sad-october
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Sad October
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Sad October
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ISAIAH 56:1
Me oh my,
There's something happening in the sky.
I see my favorite face,
It chokes me up so fiercely,
And I'm filled with your light,
Soaked with your grace,
I'll dance all night,
I've got to say goodbye.
Chorus:
There's something happening in the sky,
Me oh my!
I recall that I'm yours now I'm feeling fine,
Me oh my, you're mine.
I sense a coming reign,
A hand to hold the nations up in peace.
The sun smiles down and warms our hearts,
It's happening in the sky
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