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Jul 16th, 12:07am
You've been having trouble staying asleep
You been waking up at 4:12
You roll the voices over in your head
Then you try to put them neatly on the shelf

You watch the sun rise
You saw the darkness had no choice before the dawn
With your own eyes
And then you broke out laughing from a yawn

You said, "I'm so sorry I've been so down
I started doubting things could ever turn around
And I began to believe that all we are is material
It's nonsensical"

So you walk outside and everything's new
You're looking at the world with new eyes
As if you'd never seen the sky before this blue
As if you'd never seen the sky in your whole life
And then the phone rings
As it turns out you are already late
And now you're wondering
Is peace just a temporary state?

Waiting tables and parking cars
You've been selling cell phones at the shopping mall
And you began to believe that all you are is material
It's nonsensical

I'm so sorry I've been so down
I started doubting things could ever turn around
But I still can't believe that all we are
And that all of our dreams are nothing more than material
Souls aren't built of stone
Sticks and bones

Souls aren't built of stone

Souls aren't built of stone
Sticks and bones
And souls aren't built of stone
Nov 8th, 1:58am
this is my friend's fave song

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Date Posted 1 year ago
Title: 4:12
Artist: Switchfoot
Description: 4:12 performed by Switchfoot, (P) 2006 SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT
Rated: 12 times
Favorited: 11 times
Played: 4,222 times
Commented: 2 times

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Originally called Chin Up, the alternative pop/rock outfit Switchfoot was formed in 1996 in San Diego, CA. Singer/guitarist Jonathan Foreman, bassist Tim Forema...view more
Album this song appears on:
Oh! Gravity.

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