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Out of the Dark
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I want to try to believe
That people say what they mean
I want to try to believe
That people say, say what they mean
You, you see through
All the coulds, shoulds and woulds are a means of excuse
I want to try to believe
That we can be the change we want to see
I want to try to believe
That we can be the change we want to see
Can you see it to?
I’m asking cause the weight on your sleeve is pulling threads loose
Out of the dark into your heart
Darling I
I know you
Oh I see too darling I
I know
You pursue the blues
In the weight of the truth
I’ve got to try to believe
That we can live in harmony
Augmented chords shine new light on how I see fourths.
Out of the dark into your heart
Darling I
I know you
Oh I see too darling I
I know you
Out of the dark into your heart
Darling I
I know you
Oh I see too darling I
I know
You pursue the blues
In the weight of the truth
But I’ll keep faith, I’ll keep on trying.
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Emma Gatrill Brighton, UK
Brighton-based songwriter and multi-instrumentalist.
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