1. |
Heavy Hearts
03:26
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we fill our hearts
with empty cups
and empty shelves
can’t you feel the emptiness we live in
we fill our hearts
fill up our hearts
with everything that once was lost
just say it you mean it
i’m nothing without you
lover of my soul
i can’t control you
i can’t force you
forever in my heart there’s music
i’ll fill up my heart
fill up my heart
with nothing else but what you are
i’ll find a way to make up for all my mistakes
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2. |
the Struggle
04:32
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shouting words at me it’s endless
killing time in darkness
trying to escape
i know i’ll never find a way
i am the outsider
struggling to live my life in here
what if i’m not the only one
do you still know
everything about me
i do believe your love is neverending
still it seems like no one ever knew me
but i hope i’ll somehow find a way
opening up my door
trying to build myself a home
someday i’ll find where i belong
i suppose the best is yet to come
i’ll bury all of my old self
just like everyone else
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3. |
Reveal Yourself To Me
04:28
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father i need you to show me
that you are worthy of my days
i won’t be in that place anymore
i never should’ve been there no
is it my heart that won’t listen
are there signs that i’m missing
i don’t feel it now
i am not sure anymore
if this music is binding my soul
or is it you
if it’s you
i am the one all on my own
i am the one all alone
the boundaries of your love
i doubt if they reach far enough
i hope that i am wrong
i’d never stand a chance
against the holy spirit’s glance
you look down on me
but your eyes i can’t see
i live
i keep living
until i die
be my keeper
complete me
speak again
keeper
is there room for me there
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4. |
Return
03:43
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i keep telling myself
it’s a matter of time
that i will see your face
when i have opened my eyes
and i still long to feel something more
than what i do who i am
and the ones that i adore
god almighty
i feel their eyes
stare at every step i take
friend of mine
stop telling me lies about my life
my past has shaped me this way
it’s not my blood
to fear your face
but will you carry the weight
will i return to you
when i’m down on my knees
when i’ve found my peace
you’re telling me
you don’t have to worry
i’m sorry
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5. |
Our Father / Reprise
03:43
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our father
you are my heaven on earth
i will forever love you
your kingdom is coming
your will be done
on this earth
as it is done in heaven
give us this day
our daily bread
and forgive our countless sins
that we may learn
to forgive one another
replace the candles we lit
in our anxiety for darkness
father god
you’re my kingdom come
you’re my life
my eternity
forever and ever
amen
what does it even matter now
my questions left unanswered
i’ve got time to spend with you
and i am inside
i’m inside
and i will stay here
i can stay here
as long as i want to
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Redeemed Zwolle, Netherlands
The work of independent singer-songwriter Redeemed revolves around well-considered texts that delve into the psyche, raise questions and force the listener to stop and reflect. The songs by Redeemed, range from intimate acoustic songs to grandiose climaxes. Among others, David Bazan (Pedro the Lion) and Mark Kozelek (Sun Kil Moon, Red House Painters) are important sources of inspiration. ... more
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