The Light That's Blinding
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The Light That's Blinding
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To go a year without dreaming
Until it seems that there's nothing new
I couldn't give you a reason
I couldn't stop it from washing over you
And to fall into darkness
Until it took over every part of you
To try to sweat out the toxin
To look for God in a empty hotel room
You said it felt like dying
When you saw that white horse coming
Were you sick of fighting
Underneath that weight that's crushing
Are you finally free from
A world that always seemed so broken
Did you stop your running
When you saw that light that's blinding
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