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Artist: Pantheist
Canonical path: /pantheist/the-storm
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The Storm
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The Storm
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I feel the storm as it's coming near
It's raging mad, but I do not hear
And pretend that I don't mind it at all
But deep inside I'm praying, my Lord
That when I'm safe and the storm has cleared
I will turn around, and see You near
For then I would want You by my side
To help me rebuild the wreckage of my life
Around me I built a wall brick by brick,
And plagued by fear, I cannot sleep
A madman's laugh reminds me of my failures
Now on my own, the pain cuts deep
Could I finally find rest in some odd place
With time as my only company?
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