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Maybe Someday ft. Josh Warman of Aviyn

from With Hands Held High by Await The Arrival

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I swore I'd never look back
Another lie told in my youth
And a series of broken rear-view mirrors
All haunted by reflections of you
It's about time I faced my fears
Turning around 180 degrees
I can't live life steering clear
And my conscience is assaulting me

You don't have to change your ways for me
To see that you are human just like me
Your emotions lead you evil places
But all can be redeemed

No one's perfect but we live for a reason
Breathe in another chance to change with the seasons

There is redemption for those who seek it
Another chance to change with seasons
I'll do for you what has been done for me
And offer you forgiveness to grow with the trees

WE CAN GROW WITH THE TREES
Blegh

I hope you see what you have done to me
I put myself aside and grow with the trees

No one's perfect but we live for a reason
Breathe in another chance to change with the seasons

I believe in second chances so I'll offer one to you
I'll offer you one thousand if it's what I have to do
I believe in second chances so I'll offer one to you
I'll offer you one thousand if it's what I have to do
Blegh

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from With Hands Held High, released October 3, 2015

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Await The Arrival Edmond, Oklahoma

5-Piece Christian Metalcore band from Edmond, OK. New Single "I Disappear coming soon!

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