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Towers

Zach Bryan

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Towers

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Play me something gentlyI'm across the ocean, missing homeThere are lights on sparklin' towersThat shine dark when seen aloneSomewhere there's a mountainthat overlooks the seaI wonder if that mountainhas got more rock than my band and meAnd I ain't no victim to a naive boy's dreamsBut i wish you were here nowto see these damned old sparklin' thingsIt's a long road to heavenIt's a far drop to hellI pray we outlive this fountainI reckon time will tellThe stronger folks keep goinNo matter where they've beenAnd there are lights on sparklin' towersThat I'll never see againI am not the person that I was yesterdayAnd the things I'm seeing nowWill never be the sameDo you think God's a person?Or the blinking lights?The reflect in her eyeswhile she walks these streets at nightDo you think God's a person?Or is he just the sound, of laughter through the wallsIn a place I haven't foundIt's a long road to heavenIt's a far drop to hellI pray we out-live this fountainI reckon only time can tellThe stronger folks keep goin'No matter where they've beenThere are lights on sparklin' towersThat I'll never see againDo you think God's a person?Or is he just the soundOf early mornin' creakin'on some floors way out of townI'm breathing in a lifeAnd my legs are wokin' fineDo you think God's a personOr the slowly-passing time
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