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Learning and Forgetting
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Learning and forgetting and learning again,
Meet you in the sanctuary drowning in my sin,
I'm genuine, and I told you from the start that I'm a mess,
Strait up, hands down, no need to guess.
If you could see, inside yourself, inside yourself,
If you could see, then you might understand a little bit, little bit, little bit.
I ain't bet no money, but I gamble with my life.
I ain't stab no backs, I just flash around a knife.
I'm genuine, and I told you from the start that I was blind,
Selfishness just lives inside, inside.
If you could see, inside yourself, inside yourself,
If you could see, then you might understand a little bit, little bit, little bit.
You can't see inside yourself but, it's not ignorance you're just blind,
You can't see inside yourself at all.
If you could see, inside yourself, inside yourself,
If you could see, then you might understand a little bit, little bit, little bit.
If you could see, if you could see, if you could see,
Inside your own heart, Inside your own mind,
If you could see, if you could see, if you could see,
Would you be proud of what you find?
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Will You Rest With Me?
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My Angel, My Rose
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Luke Weeks Himself Cleveland, Ohio
Hello!
My name is Luke Weeks. I have been writing songs for over 10 years now. I have many different music
projects I am working on (or have worked on in the past) and much of the music I make has never been heard. "Luke Weeks Himself" from this point forward will encompass my whole portfolio of any of the music I have ever made and am still creating. I hope my music touches you in some way!
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