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Artist: Neal Morse
Canonical path: /neal-morse/sloth
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Sloth
Read Sloth lyrics by Neal Morse on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Sloth
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I have no need
No indeed
I have no need for…speed
Take a rest
I suggest
You are already blessed
Why do you work so hard?
It’s necessary to be sedentary
Be in the place you are
Life’s not habitual when you’re spiritual like me
It is no sin
Nothing makes me grin
More than sleeping in
I yawn and drool
But I know it’s cool
My debt’s been paid in full
Why do you work so hard?
It’s necessary to be sedentary
Be in the place you are
Life’s not habitual when you’re spiritual like me
And it’s been a long day
And it’s easy to stumble
But we’re headed somewhere
And I don’t always know
I can’t sleep or slumber
Or I could get lost here
It’s been a long day now
But it’s time to move on
It’s time to move on
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Neal Morse performs "Sloth", and this lyric page sits inside the Neal Morse catalog on LyroVerse.
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