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I hear the words of your mouth but what I cannot figure
Is how you hold that book so high though it's words combat each other
and i hear you speak of love
but what I cannot get around
Is how it's never in your eyes
and it's nowhere to be found
If there was a God He'd reveal Himself to me
Since "he embodies all that's love and I used to believe...
A God like yours wouldn't let me go
I've seen what you call "brothers"
In spirit not in blood
They preached that I should be clean
While they wallow in the mud
And I've seen what you call "fathers" and heard the stories that they tell
About the God who ever loves us yet condemns the world to hell
If there was a God, He'd reveal Himself to me
Since he embodies all that's love and I used to believe...
A God like yours wouldn't let me go
God never let you go
God never let you go
You let go
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SIGNALS the band Tucson, Arizona
SIGNALS started up in 2011, with band members Phillip Yancey (vocals and guitar), Ezra Hagberg (bass and backup vocals),
Seanloui Dumas ( guitar and backup vocals) and Bryce Evenson (drums).
SIGNALS music style is driven by a wall of sound, with each song containing driving riffs, brutally honest lyrics, and a high energy that is definitely visible in their live show
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