Devils
from How've You Been? by Crash the Calm
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lyrics
Tell me what I’m running from
Where I’m going
Where should I lay my head at night
What can I do to dull these voices
Scraping on my inside
And nothing ever changes
We all just stay the same
We preach what we believe in
Then don’t do a god damn thing
Don’t mislead me with a sermon
Because your words are meaningless
Between the lines that you are quoting
Was a message misinterpreted
(And you) Can’t see the storm below the sea
(And you) Can’t shake that man from his beliefs
(And you) Think you know everything
Forever more, forever more
Never knocking on god’s door
We all want to be a savior
But this world will nail you down
So why don’t you pull out all the splinters
And find yourself a better crown
What becomes of all our ash? (What’s become of it)
When there’s no more soul to hold (What’s become of us)
Can you shake out all your fears all the troubles and the unknowns
(And you) Can’t see the storm below the sea
(And you) Can’t shake that man from his beliefs
(And you) Think you know everything
Forever more, forever more
Never knocking on god’s door...
All the words we wasted on you
Prophets nothing more the words
Tell your god I’m not appealing
Forevermore, knocking on your door
(And you) Can’t see the storm below the sea
(And you) Can’t shake that man from his beliefs
(And you) Think you know everything
Forever more, forever more
Never knocking on god’s door
Where I’m going
Where should I lay my head at night
What can I do to dull these voices
Scraping on my inside
And nothing ever changes
We all just stay the same
We preach what we believe in
Then don’t do a god damn thing
Don’t mislead me with a sermon
Because your words are meaningless
Between the lines that you are quoting
Was a message misinterpreted
(And you) Can’t see the storm below the sea
(And you) Can’t shake that man from his beliefs
(And you) Think you know everything
Forever more, forever more
Never knocking on god’s door
We all want to be a savior
But this world will nail you down
So why don’t you pull out all the splinters
And find yourself a better crown
What becomes of all our ash? (What’s become of it)
When there’s no more soul to hold (What’s become of us)
Can you shake out all your fears all the troubles and the unknowns
(And you) Can’t see the storm below the sea
(And you) Can’t shake that man from his beliefs
(And you) Think you know everything
Forever more, forever more
Never knocking on god’s door...
All the words we wasted on you
Prophets nothing more the words
Tell your god I’m not appealing
Forevermore, knocking on your door
(And you) Can’t see the storm below the sea
(And you) Can’t shake that man from his beliefs
(And you) Think you know everything
Forever more, forever more
Never knocking on god’s door
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from How've You Been?,
track released October 30, 2020
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