Weary Soul
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Weary Soul
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All of the time this isn't right
Nocturnal living is bringing me down
My head it spins, can't seem to win
I need some rest before I have a breakdown
When you're alone again
And you're your only friend
You have to look within
And so I begin
Rest my weary soul
Rest my tired mind
Can't comprehend this noise won’t end
Relentless demons continue to fight
This mental drama, some say it's karma
Cracks in the curtains, revealing daylight
When you're alone again
And you're your only friend
You have to look within
And so I begin
Rest my weary soul
Rest my tired mind
Rest my weary soul
It’s peace I need to find
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Mark Stoermer performs "Weary Soul", and this lyric page sits inside the Mark Stoermer catalog on LyroVerse.
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