Riser
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Riser
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Lay your pretty head down on my shoulder
You don’t have to worry anymore
This old world is cold and getting colder
But I know how to lock and bolt the door
I’m strong enough to hold you through the winter
I’m mean enough to stare your demons down
Hard times put the shine into the diamond
But I won’t let that keep us in the ground
‘Cause I’m a riser
I’m a get up off the ground don’t run and hider
When pushing comes to shove, hey, I’m a fighter
When darkness hits the town, I’m a lighter
A get out aliver, of the fire
Survivor
If we ain’t got the money, I can make it
I ain’t afraid of working to the bone
If I don’t know what I’m doing, I can fake it
I’ll pray ‘til Jesus rolls away the stone
I’m a tryer
I’m a get down low so I can lift you higher
An army couldn’t keep down my desire
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Steve Moakler performs "Riser", and this lyric page sits inside the Steve Moakler catalog on LyroVerse.
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