Exodus
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Exodus
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I thought I'd begun to see the light but shadows appeared
and this is just like I feared no path is clear
(chorus) I'll run away, won't look behind me
Cut all strings and set myself free
let go of everything (that hurts me)
How did I get here? Can I just make myself disappear?
I can't live another day like this
Not knowing what it is I'm fighting against
(chorus)
I want to be free
Dear God, why am I running away? (Why am I running away?)
Please ease my pain / Please let me start again
I'm starting over, I begin again (I've seen the truth)
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Straight Line Stitch performs "Exodus", and this lyric page sits inside the Straight Line Stitch catalog on LyroVerse.
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