War of indians
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War of indians
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I wake up alone in this sleepless city
and sometimes I recall the things I left behind
I wake up confused, by where the temple gates have gone
and maybe I've betrayed, the ones I loved the most
but I am not a victim, I'm Just a sleepless wanderer
I'm not a frightened man... The third son of a king
I wake up alone, near friends that I call family
and sometimes I move on when my city fills with smoke
Yeah I tried communion bread... yet it had no taste to me
I wanted to fill my cup, wanted to believe
I am not a victim, just a sleepless wanderer
I'm not a frightened man, The third son of a king
For thirty years I wrestled God, and all of his angel friends
lost the fight to sober up... Lost the war of Indians
and I don't need to believe again, 'cause I've been praying all along
It's just I'm not what most would call... any kind of Christian man
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