| I’m far from alone in my disease
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| My anxiety grows as the chemicals leave
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| My fear has outgrown, y courage with ease, with ease
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| And I know that in time this fear will pass
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| There’s many a man worse off than I am
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| But my nightmare decides how long it will last, until then I’ll ask
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| My God to keep me safe
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| My God to make me brave
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| My God to wash away the remains of my disgrace
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| My God will keep me warm
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| My God will fight my war
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| My God will not ignore the struggles with myself anymore
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| And I know that it’s wrong to ask of such things
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| I come crawling along only when I’m in need
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| But I swear from now on I’ll be better you’ll see, ah you’ll see
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| 'Cause though I’m not really sure what exactly you are
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| Your existence is proved in our journey so far
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| And the fact I confuse faith, luck and design, I’ll still cry
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| My God to keep me safe
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| My God to make me brave
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| My God to wash away the remains of my disgrace
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| My God will keep me warm
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| My God will fight my war
|
| My God will not ignore the struggles with myself anymore
|
| I’m far from alone in my disease
|
| My anxiety grows as the chemicals leave
|
| My fear has outgrown, y courage with ease
|
| My God to keep me safe
|
| My God to make me brave
|
| My God to wash away the remains of my disgrace
|
| My God will keep me warm
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| My God will fight my war
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| My God will not ignore the struggles with myself anymore |