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Heaven For Clearness
04:15
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Under my feet
stones sharp as the violent wind
I walked before the rest
hands red with sacrifice
A little unsure
of how I got to this place
what it is you want from me
I’m not who you thought I’d be
I can’t see clearly
But when I look down
there’s something like a pavement of sapphire
my reflection in you
the very heaven, the very heaven
for clearness
Up on this mountain
I can barely see below
Don’t want to go back down
To what is waiting there
Where will I go
Without you with me on the way
I can’t remember what you said
So much clutter in my head
I can’t be ready
I can barely see below
How much further will I go?
If you’re with me on the way
I’ll do anything you say…
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The Sea Inside
04:32
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My eyes are worn, vision blurred
Sinking in... to the deep
The sea inside is flooding out
Hands are weak but I reach up
I'm seeking you, don't turn from me
I've heard of love unfailing and mercy
I need refuge from the raging sea
Someone to... rescue me
[Chorus:]
Only you can calm the sea inside
Tame the wind and tide
Bring peace to me
Only you can stop the mountain slide
Hold my head up high
And redeem me
This crazy grace, can't get my head around
How a slave like me is worth the fee
The desperate vagrant has been crowned
The empty hand has been given the key
[Chorus:]
Only you can calm the sea inside
Tame the wind and tide
Bring peace to me
Only you can stop the mountain slide
Hold my head up high
And redeem me
Allelu, Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Alleluia
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Yeah Sure Whatever California
Working from an eclectic mix of ingredients, YSW writes music that is deep, quirky, raucous and honest. Stereo guitars, sub bass lines and tight drum breaks are the underpinnings for etherial vocal harmonies.
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