Devon Williams A Truce
I sacrificed my wrist to annul the long, wood faces I would have known
All that you ever wanted, your friends or lonely places I would have known
I went to the church; I fell on my knees
And a truce
I felt a lonely calling
I felt a lonely buzz
And I want to know
And I went back to something
In all this fearful comfort
I went to the church; I fell on my knees
And a truce for you to part with
I went to the church; I fell on my knees
And a truce for you to part with
If I go back to the bottom with you
And I fell, it's not the same, you would know
Ohhh
Would your father take it hard?
Would your father take you out?
Ahhh
I went to the church; I fell on my knees
And a truce for you to part with
I went to the church; I fell on my knees
And a truce for you to part with
I sacrificed my wrist to annul the long, wood faces I would have known All that you ever wanted, your friends or lonely places I would have known I went to the church; I fell on my knees And a truce I felt a lonely calling I felt a lonely buzz And I want to know And I went back to something In all this fearful comfort I went to the church; I fell on my knees And a truce for you to part with I went to the church; I fell on my knees And a truce for you to part with If I go back to the bottom with you And I fell, it's not the same, you would know Ohhh Would your father take it hard? Would your father take you out? Ahhh I went to the church; I fell on my knees And a truce for you to part with I went to the church; I fell on my knees And a truce for you to part with
