| Ey yeah
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| Ah ey
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| When the world looks at me
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| I wonder what they see
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| Underneath these eyes
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| Oh, smiles masquerade as pain
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| Then grow up to be shame
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| And leave me with a lie
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| I know they, they don’t see my flaws
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| Or these hidden scars
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| And all the mess I made
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| Oh, so don’t, don’t let Sunday fool ya
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| Here’s my hallelujah
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| Every single day, I’m running to Your grace
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| Ey, ey, ey
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| I’m tired of this dirty heart
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| That keeps our worlds apart
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| I need Your loving fire
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| And even in these church clothes
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| I can’t dress up my soul
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| To be free is my desire
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| I’m so far from where they think I am
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| But when I raise my hands
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| I’m reaching out for life
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| Oh, so don’t, don’t let Sunday fool ya
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| Here’s my hallelujah
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| Every single day, I’m running to Your grace
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| I know they, they don’t see my flaws
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| Or these hidden scars
|
| And all the mess I made
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| Oh, so don’t, don’t let Sunday fool ya
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| Here’s my hallelujah
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| Every single day, I’m running to Your grace
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| Running to Your grace
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| Ooh, I need it everyday |