Recovery

from Stories Of The Frontier by A House, A Home

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I don't get too high or low
But I can still feel your heartbeat close
They put me on some pills you know
Every day a different shade of grey
If happiness is just a choice
Then why can't I feel like a have a voice?

I've come to the place where I know things aren't gonna be the way they were
So I'll take you as you are for better or worse
Lets celebrate our recovery

Hallelujah, the moon is out
I'll sing it to you, Hallelujah, 'til my lungs run out

Every day is the same
Take a drag and say your name
Curl up tight and sleep all day
Just wishing you would say
It's alright, we're ok, you never leave my thoughts, you never leave my mind

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from Stories Of The Frontier, released January 18, 2012

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Tyler Akin
Kyle Seyler
Joel Crocco
Bryan Fraunfelter
Jesse Stone
Justin Tornberg

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