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Damage

from Past by Nathan Walker

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lyrics

I keep trying to sing but can only scream
I can’t reach what I’m supposed to be
There’s dirt in the gears of my soul
I long for more control
But I don’t know myself at all

The only thing I consider a loss
Is the damage to you that I’ve caused

There’s forms of dying I haven’t known yet, but I’ve felt a few
They teach me experience is a treasure and a tool
Security is a pretense that covers the truth
Adventure is not meaningless and safety is the ruse of death

The only thing I consider a loss
Is the damage to you that I've caused

Please don’t despise me for what I’ve done
God knows I hate it enough
I’ll forgive you the same when the time comes for you to come undone

The only thing I consider a loss
Is the damage to you that I've caused

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from Past, released June 4, 2016
Shane Palko - Drums

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Nathan Walker Newark, Delaware

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