Mysteries Revealed
from Songs of The Saxophones by The Saxophones
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about
I see the suffering I cause myself and others, but it can be so hard to change; sometimes I even forget I’m trying to change! It’s difficult to accept responsibility.
lyrics
I saw the future wasn’t that different.
Isn’t that strange?
How I try so hard to be the same.
How could I not notice the depth of the pain?
How could I not change?
When the vision’s so clear,
you shouldn’t need to explain.
A cut in the flesh, a sign of the times.
Mysteries revealed, but I don’t like what I find.
You must have noticed the moment passed.
How does a moment last?
I guess I never cared.
I just thought I should ask.
It may disappoint you,
but I won’t blame you
for having fun,
because it’s hard,
even for the chosen one.
A cut in the flesh, a sign of the times.
Mysteries revealed, but I don’t like what I find.
A cut in the flesh, a sign of the times.
Mysteries revealed, but I don’t like what I find.
Isn’t that strange?
How I try so hard to be the same.
How could I not notice the depth of the pain?
How could I not change?
When the vision’s so clear,
you shouldn’t need to explain.
A cut in the flesh, a sign of the times.
Mysteries revealed, but I don’t like what I find.
You must have noticed the moment passed.
How does a moment last?
I guess I never cared.
I just thought I should ask.
It may disappoint you,
but I won’t blame you
for having fun,
because it’s hard,
even for the chosen one.
A cut in the flesh, a sign of the times.
Mysteries revealed, but I don’t like what I find.
A cut in the flesh, a sign of the times.
Mysteries revealed, but I don’t like what I find.
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from Songs of The Saxophones,
released June 1, 2018
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