Water
from Pull the Moon by Rheanna Downey
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lyrics
He holds me like serenity, poetry
Skillfully driving me, infringe upon privacy.
Everything dear to me, all of my anamoly
The things that you don't usually see.
And I take form of the infantile hold-
The seed that grows, the melodies that mold me,
The free and everlasting glimpse…
Everything that's near to me
Everything that's dear to me.
He's like the water that runs over me
Too easy to lose my grip
Feels as if my soul is washed out to sea
Don't want to lose what He made me to be
I don't want to lose what He made me to be.
Skillfully driving me, infringe upon privacy.
Everything dear to me, all of my anamoly
The things that you don't usually see.
And I take form of the infantile hold-
The seed that grows, the melodies that mold me,
The free and everlasting glimpse…
Everything that's near to me
Everything that's dear to me.
He's like the water that runs over me
Too easy to lose my grip
Feels as if my soul is washed out to sea
Don't want to lose what He made me to be
I don't want to lose what He made me to be.
credits
from Pull the Moon,
released March 2, 2011
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