Glass House

from Searching for Clarity by BARE KNUCKLES

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I understand it's not your fault
You did nothing wrong
I can't help that I miss you.
Somehow I feel at ease
I know you'll be just fine
But for now I've run out of words to say.

I feel you in the grinding of my teeth
I feel you in the stomping of my feet
Our distance has swallowed me
I feel you in the grinding of my teeth
I feel you in the stomping of my feet
Grind my teeth until my gums bleed
I've been counting days, still counting days
Everyday I'm counting

Sitting and waiting every night
I've done all that I can but it's not enough yet
No it's never enough
I know we'll reunite sometime
I know we'll be together once again

I asked myself,
Why is everything
I love taken from me?
But that's life; I'll be fine.
I defended myself,
I tried to fight back.
Clenched fists do nothing to the abstract.

I understand it's not your fault
You did nothing wrong
I can't help that I miss you
Somehow I feel at ease
I know you'll be just fine
For now I've run out of words to say.

The distance between
Can't tear us apart
If I learn to keep
You close to my heart

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from Searching for Clarity, released June 25, 2013

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