Lyrics The Art Of Survival - Bill Miller

The Art Of Survival - Bill Miller
Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song The Art Of Survival, artist - Bill Miller. Album song Spirit Songs: The Best Of Bill Miller, in the genre Поп
Date of issue: 31.12.2005
Record label: Vanguard
Song language: English

The Art Of Survival

He makes his way through the heart of the night
With all he owns in a pack
Those childhood ways disappeared in the struggle
And it don’t look like they’re coming back
His heart is pounding like a drum in a cayon
Givin' him courage and fear
He’ll walk the footsteps of a man for the first time
While he’s holding back the boys tears
Hungry and cold, so young and so old
There’s so much that he doesn’t know
But the voice that’s inside him
Keeps telling him mile after mile
You’re learning the art of survival
He eyes the lights of an ageless horizon
Rising up from the sand
He aches for something to believe in and guide him
Out across this no man’s land
Bridges behind him are burning to ashes
There’s no way that he can turn back
But that voice that’s inside him keeps telling him mile after mile
It’s all in the art of survival
Dreams burn like wildfire
He feels the warmth in his bones
Faces of loved ones
Place like he’s never known
Bridges behind him are burning to ashes
There’s no way that he can turn back
But that voice that’s inside him keeps telling him mile after mile
This is all in the art of survival
This is all in the art of survival…

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