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I don’t know what to do or what to say
Tomorrow there’s another way
But hey, hey yeah
Let’s make a change
I don’t know what to say, yeah
Because i know there’s a better way
Tomorrows a brighter day, yeah
I don’t know what to say, yeah
There is another way
A brighter simpler way
Don’t let no one take it away
There comes a brighter day
…
There comes a brighter day
…
There comes a brighter day
Come winters snow or rain, yeah
I know what its like to feel the pain
But hey, hey yeah
Let’s make a change
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Pain
03:03
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Pain, Pain, Pain
When everything is your body is
Drained, Drained, Drained
It’ll make you go
Insane, insane, insane
Don’t know how to
Explain, Explain, Explain
Somehow i know it’ll be
ok, ok, ok
Maybe it’s just in my
Brain, Brain, Brain
wash it off in the
rain, rain, rain
but it won’t go
away, way, way
Somehow i know it’ll be
ok, ok, ok
Maybe it’s just in my
Brain, Brain, Brain
Please give an answer
today, today, today
I trust you’ll show me the
way, way, way
My heart is in your
hands, hands, hands
show my how to
stand, stand, stand
My heart is in your
hands, hands, hands
show me how to
stand, stand, stand
how much do i have to
pay, pay, pay
before it all goes
away, way, way
what is it i have to
say, say, say
get on my knees and
pray, pray, pray
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On Dry Land
03:33
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Drowning Waters, Heaven and Hell
Breathing in, Reaching out
Living sin, don’t cast me down
a drifting stone, don’t leave me alone
Darkness takes my eyes
This soul alone, left to realize
1.Pacing, unable to breathe
2.Vision struggles, my hearts love, waiting to be.
There are forces we cannot change
but we can rearrange
Share a message to the ones we know
Save someone from hell below
My heart will not go empty.
I reach, I pull and am never alone
Some see and some Know
In time we all grow
If we all take a hand
Then we can make a stand
we can all move together
On dry land
Life is Beauty, a heart can be full
if together, we stand on dry land
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Unaware
03:28
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Sittin’ by the fire, shakin’ off the chill
somehow i know, my heart you will fill
Given a test, a test of time
To help others, not to be so blind
What can i say, what do i do
“God in heaven, help us to make it through”
Listen to our message, cause we do care
trying to tell people, who are unaware
unaware of things, about to pass
look around, this world ain’t gonna last
Ignorance shows, how blind we’ve been
I’ll trust in god till the very end
These things comin’ Written in a holy book
what can I say, To make you take a look
Time and time again, we want you to know
If you look at the holy book, it’ll help you grow
1. Take a look at what was written
It’s a test we’ve all be given
2. Take a look around, what do you see
Given from god to you and me
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Who'll Stop the Rain
02:20
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Long as I remember the rain been comin' down
Clouds of mystery pourin' confusion on the ground
Good men through the ages tryin' to find the sun
And I wonder, still I wonder, who'll stop the rain?
I went down Virginia, seekin' shelter from the storm
Caught up in the fable, I watched the tower grow
Five Year Plans and New Deals, wrapped in golden chains
And I wonder, still I wonder, who'll stop the rain?
Heard the singers playin', how we cheered for more
The crowd had rushed together, tryin' to keep warm
Still the rain kept pourin', fallin' on my ears
And I wonder, still I wonder, who'll stop the rain?
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Brandon Boling Owensboro, Kentucky
Born Oct. 30, 1991, Brandon Boling is a singer songwriter from Owensboro, Kentucky.
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