You Walked Into The Dark

from Bread/Stone by Eric DeLong

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I've fought with myself
Pummeled, beat down and dragged out
Some cathartic fix of pain
Never seemed to cool my brain

You walked into the dark just to find me
Just to find me
You walked into the dark just to find me
Just to find me you've
Justified me

No stones in my hand
My misdeeds are written in the sand
The subsiding of the taste of blood
For another, even myself

How could, how could
Something so simple as belief
Get turned into something so heavy

How could, how could
Something so simple as belief
Get turned into something so heavy
It's so heavy
It's so heavy

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from Bread/Stone, released November 6, 2015

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Eric DeLong Nashville, Tennessee

A Kentuckian, living in the flat land of Evansville, IN, bringing you tunes from my basement. I also play guitar and sing in a band called The Apprentice.

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