Holding Out
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Holding Out
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Well I always have held the best intentions
These constant interventions
Were all meant to send a message
It's just I want to feel, I want to feel like that
Love, I want to love like that
I'm probably protecting myself
Carry on, did I tell you you're divine
With a holy holy holy heart I'm sinning again tonight
These faults of yours
They're all passions of mine
If you'd love me I'd stop spinning
Well I know you'll just string me a long
Pardon my pretending
I'm holding out for something wrong
Well I always cross the line
But I'm working on that I'm working on that
One touch and I am over
It's just that I'm no good at conversations
These silent demonstrations
That I'm already in too deep
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Rockwell Church performs "Holding Out", and this lyric page sits inside the Rockwell Church catalog on LyroVerse.
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