Rejoice
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Rejoice
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All of my friends live in a plastic bag
Walking around, jumping the train tracks
Over the fence, veins all black
Sleep on a bench in the park
On my birthday
Call the blue lights
Cursed your name
When I find I'm still awake
Give me everything good, and I'll throw it away
I wish I could quit but I can't stand the shakes
Choking to smoke, or singing your praise
But I think there's a God and He hears either way
When I rejoice
And complain
I never know what to say
But I think there's a God and He hears either way
When I rejoice
And complain
Lift my voice
That I was made
And somebody's listening at night
With the ghosts of my friends when I pray
Asking: Why did you let them leave
And then make me stay?
Know my name
And all of my hideous mistakes
I rejoice
I rejoice
I rejoice
I rejoice
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Julien Baker performs "Rejoice", and this lyric page sits inside the Julien Baker catalog on LyroVerse.
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