Michael W. Smith
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Louder

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Louder

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There’s something in my head, she turned to me and said

There’s a world I’m so scared to show you

I just don’t have the words, I don’t want to be hurt

See the mountain but I just can’t move

I said it would be a shame

To leave from this place without a sound

I want to know who you are

Just let down your guard right now

Oh you got to let it out

Play your symphony, let me hear it

No one else can say the, words inside your head

I don’t know what you’re waiting for

Play your symphony, let me hear it

Keep on saying the words inside your head

Louder

You’re born a child of God

Don’t let the truth get lost

Lost beyond the fear of the moment

There’s a reason why, you hear those dreams inside

Calling up from under the ocean

You know it would be a shame

To leave from this place, without a sound

I want to know who you are

Just let down your guard right now

Oh you got to let it out

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