Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Between Your Lines, artist - Holly Williams. Album song The Ones We Never Knew, in the genre Кантри
Date of issue: 31.12.2003
Record label: Universal South
Song language: English
Between Your Lines |
We are all a little crazy, we are all a little weak |
And we all are very fragile when there’s nothing left to speak |
When there’s no one left to talk to, no more tears are left to cry |
Will you stand up for the right thing or continue in denial |
I don’t know |
Well, you know I’d love to help you, you know I’d love to heal |
But without the hands of God, you will never be revealed |
So, take off your mask of happiness, take off your mask of fame |
We all know that you’ve got problems just like everybody’s name |
I don’t know why you fold in the arms of reality |
Why do you break with every wave in your stormy sea |
You know I’d love to think you were doing fine, but I’d be lying |
So, don’t tell me everything is good, don’t walk on bitter ground |
I have seen you at your worst, and I still love you when you’re down |
But I hate to see you live like this, I hate to see you crying |
And I hate to see you tangled in her web of sex and lies |
Do you have a god you pray to, do you have a god you love |
Do you have some twisted fear about the will from up above |
Do you wait for him in silence, do you wait for him in vain |
Do you think some crazy fool is gonna preach your pain |
I don’t know why you fold in the arms of reality |
Why do you break with every wave in your stormy sea |
Why do you cringe at the wake of every godly dream |
While I watch you laughing on the brink of insecurity |
You know I’d love to say you were doing fine, but I’d be lying |
So, why must you walk with burdens much too big for you to bear |
When you know it’s not your fault |
There are saints and sinners everywhere |
You don’t have to smile, I can read between your lines |
I read guilt, and I read mercy, I read glory to the father |
I read bitterness and suffering and love for all your children |
I read brokenness inside your heart and scars too deep to see |
I read pain from a young boy who’s father left too early |
Who’s mother tried to mold him into what she’d love to be: |
I don’t know why you fold in the arms of reality |
Why do you break with every wave in your stormy sea |
And why do you cringe at the wake of every godly dream while |
I watch you laughin' on the brink of insecurity |
You know we’d love to help, yeah, you know we’d love to heal |
But without the hands of God, you will never be revealed |
You know we’d all love to say you were doing fine, but we’d be lying |