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Calamity - Scott Orr
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Lightning crash, and thunder roar, wind rip ‘cross the sky.
Looks like it’ll rain some more.
Water level’s rising high, clouds and darkness fill the sky.
Limbs and branches start to fly.
Hurricane is on its way, say it will be bad.
This might be our judgment day.
Watch the maps, it’s getting near, lots of anguish, lots of fear
Third one that we’ve had this year.
Every time you look there’s a disaster going on.
Bombs exploding, guns reloading, it’s a heart attack, start coding.
When you go to bed each night, what’s it gonna be?
What’s tomorrow’s calamity?
INSTRUMENTAL
Earthquake’s got the ground a’shaking, tearing down the walls.
It’s so hot the earth is baking.
Just what good is being free, when the sun beats down on me?
Just one more calamity.
Every time you look there’s a disaster going on.
Bombs exploding, guns reloading, it’s a heart attack, start coding.
When you go to bed each night, what’s it gonna be?
What’s tomorrow’s calamity?
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Verse 1:
I wish that you could see the way you look
a coward creeping round my door
you find what you seek
and sell what you took
true belonging isn't from a book
Pre-chorus:
Forever you will seek to fill your cup
in darkness deep below
you stand against the life I call my own
I burning brightly, you can't defy me
Chorus:
Come at me
and see what you find
a chance to see the ways
you've lost your mind
Come at me
I've got the time
to sort through all the hate
you says divine
Verse 2:
I don't know if there's a place to hide
the truth is knocking at your door
you act like you tried
no tears have you cried
for love is not the potion you have took
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