Alright With Me
from Pull the Moon by Rheanna Downey
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lyrics
I am opening up a door to let the whole world in.
Man no longer has to work or wage to pay for his own sin.
Now you can listen or talk over the sound, but I am always knocking.
I never tire of the door in the way, it's just the front screen locking me out and..
Is this safety enough for you?
You say, "It's alright with me."
I don't want to change the real you
Because you're alright with me.
I just got so much better to offer
"you know it's alright with me"
I'll keep one hand in my pocket till you unlock it
Cause it's alright with me to stand here and try.
The seasons come and the seasons go
I feel the whole world staring to change.
You are no longer young, you feel your body start to age.
And now the questions in your heart are wondering what it is to be alive or dying
And I am just sitting here, trying to educate you, dear
And what in the world are you finding?
Is this safety enough for you….
Man no longer has to work or wage to pay for his own sin.
Now you can listen or talk over the sound, but I am always knocking.
I never tire of the door in the way, it's just the front screen locking me out and..
Is this safety enough for you?
You say, "It's alright with me."
I don't want to change the real you
Because you're alright with me.
I just got so much better to offer
"you know it's alright with me"
I'll keep one hand in my pocket till you unlock it
Cause it's alright with me to stand here and try.
The seasons come and the seasons go
I feel the whole world staring to change.
You are no longer young, you feel your body start to age.
And now the questions in your heart are wondering what it is to be alive or dying
And I am just sitting here, trying to educate you, dear
And what in the world are you finding?
Is this safety enough for you….
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from Pull the Moon,
released March 2, 2011
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