January Light / Still Quiet Voice

from Flag E.P. by Kilmory Day Trip

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lyrics

Let’s have it out, O glorious doubt
This faith all wrapped in glass
And shameless sin, Earth-shattering
All broken parts to task

Saved for me now

January light, confound my sight,
Confuse these travelling eyes
And safer this, oh calm dismiss,
I set my heart on ice

Hands to lie, first breath taken
Shame to die, we stand up
Day to dawn, sunlight breaking
Hold on, re this hope for charis matter

So we are too young, to be talking in tongues?
But your still quiet voice is wreaking havoc with my lungs
And we’re too far gone, to be moved by that song
But it’s the harder part of feeling while we’re singing along

What part of me, so dark unseen?
O trail light up and be shown
For grander plans, All carved in hands
All heart, all body and all soul

All stand, first one over
Raised hands. We are it
Stay for now, silence breaking
Show me how, re this hope for charis matter

We are too safe to be scared of our graves
But the funny thing with fear, it’s always coming in waves
We’re never too old, to be bothered by the cold
But your majesty percolates through stories retold

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from Flag E.P., released February 1, 2010

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