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I Am My Father

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Pride of Lions Canonical path: /pride-of-lions/i-am-my-father Related lyric paths: 6
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I Am My Father

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The spittin' image of my father

We were even more alike beneath the skin

I hid behind this music stand

When I was old enough to play

Just tryin' to be like him

He fills the room with smoke and aftershave

He tells the same old jokes a thousand different ways

Now I look into the mirror and I see my image clearer

It took me by surprise, I can't believe my eyes

Oh oh oh oh, I am my father

Every stubborn act of will and every word I say

Oh oh oh oh, I am my father

Every song I sing, I hear him

Every step I take I'm near him

Every stumble, every stride

I know that he is walking by my side

The moments when my heart is open wide

Woah, I am my father

I'm only human in my weakness

With feet of clay and fragile dreams

I try each second to defeat

The force that tries to hold me back

Break me at the seams

I face each morning with an open heart

Somedays I lose the battle, somedays I win the war

Now when I close my eyes I see the kind of man that I could be

It's hard to be untrue when its blinding light shines through

Oh oh oh oh, I am my father

When I refuse to give my power to the other side

Oh oh oh oh, I am my father

When my model is forgiveness

When I take family over business

When I surrender to his voice

It gives my heart a reason to rejoice

I pray for everyday I am his choice

Woah, I am my father

Each time I choose the hardest road

Each time I bear the hardest slope

Everytime temptation calls my name

It's at my door but no one's home

Each time I thought the hand of greed

Trying to feel the hand in me

Each time I call the devil's love

And scream "I've had enough"

Woah, woah, when I walk in his example

This house cannot be trampled

Woah, woah, I know I'll never crumble

When the holy meets the humble

My two fathers travel with me when I go

Oh oh oh oh, I am my father

Everytime I break the darkness into shining light

Oh oh oh oh, I am my father

When I turn the other cheek

When there is patience when I speak

And when I held the homeless child

The moments when we touch and reconcile

When I stop my world and see him loving smile

Woah, I am my father

I am my my my my father

You are my father

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