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A Lack Thereof
03:45
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I'd like to face you but
I can't remember where
I was the last time we
Both had a moment's stare
You always knew what you
Would be since your first breath
Clear up my vision
I barely feel assurance
You know I am lacking
Remind me to soothe
I have decided that
I'm gonna follow that
Which looks at me weary and
Broken but takes me back
Wraps me in comfort and
Tells me that I'll survive
For grace has me covered
Forgiven so I can thrive
Where is my shame?
These doubts I've been clinging on
Take them away
Fill what is hollowed out in me
For nothing I have ever sought
Remained
You have forgiven all I've fought
You have forsaken all my flaws
And I
I try
But is that enough?
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A Thought Complete
04:32
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Finally I can see
Finally I can feel
All that was thought complete
All that is in between
Within the hasteful mess
Within what seemed tasteless
Here in the garden blooms
All that is beautiful
All that was thought to be
A tattered, unsightly being
It's not for you to please
It is still journeying
Finally you reveal
All that you had started
Isn't yet done in me
Carefully you sow in me
What could only be life indeed
Is where my roots have been drying
Is where I'd died inevitably
Is it the moving of my feet
Is it our lips that do the deed
Did I forget to water me
Did I depend on acid rain
Nothing you do is done in vain
The life in me is yet to be
Complete
Come see
It's beauty
Finally I can see
Finally I can feel
All that was thought complete
All that is in between
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Gabriel Daniel Bengaluru, India
Gabriel Daniel is a Bangalore, India based singer-songwriter that functions as an alternative-rock act.
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