Peace Of Mind
from Milestones And Motorways by Paul Liddell
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lyrics
PEACE OF MIND
I must state here
Faith’s importance in
Keeping heads straight and
Smiles on faces
You don’t know me but
Still you tell me that
You know better and
I am empty
Once you sow the seeds of self-doubt you can’t dig them out they start to sprout
Once you sow the seeds of self-doubt they start to sprout you can’t dig them out
Do not question my
Dedication ‘cos
I don’t trade on a
Reputation I
Sing what’s inside me
And forever I
Do what I can to
Make it better
Gonna get out of the middle, step to the side, you can’t take my peace of mind
I get out of the middle, step to the side, you can’t break this heart of mine
I opt out
‘cos I feel a fear a cant ignore, got a feeling that there’s so much more
I know doubt
To be a thing I can’t afford, the feeling is a carnivore
Hungry for the light behind the eyes
Peace of mind
So I stick with my
Great grand purpose I
Will not join with the heartless circus
With larynx tearing and
Fingers thrashing I
Hope to bring out some
Human passion
Monotone groan, disco clone,
Unplug the headphones, switch off the ringtone
Monotone clone, disco groan, unplug the headphones
I must state here
Faith’s importance in
Keeping heads straight and
Smiles on faces
You don’t know me but
Still you tell me that
You know better and
I am empty
Once you sow the seeds of self-doubt you can’t dig them out they start to sprout
Once you sow the seeds of self-doubt they start to sprout you can’t dig them out
Do not question my
Dedication ‘cos
I don’t trade on a
Reputation I
Sing what’s inside me
And forever I
Do what I can to
Make it better
Gonna get out of the middle, step to the side, you can’t take my peace of mind
I get out of the middle, step to the side, you can’t break this heart of mine
I opt out
‘cos I feel a fear a cant ignore, got a feeling that there’s so much more
I know doubt
To be a thing I can’t afford, the feeling is a carnivore
Hungry for the light behind the eyes
Peace of mind
So I stick with my
Great grand purpose I
Will not join with the heartless circus
With larynx tearing and
Fingers thrashing I
Hope to bring out some
Human passion
Monotone groan, disco clone,
Unplug the headphones, switch off the ringtone
Monotone clone, disco groan, unplug the headphones
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from Milestones And Motorways,
released May 7, 2011
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Paul Liddell Sunderland, UK
Paul's modern take on the 'one man band' using live loops, guitar percussion, harmonies and effects has seen him support artists such as Turin Brakes, Jon Gomm and Billy Bragg. A diverse and challenging writer with a unique voice, his live performances range from whispering intensity to a white knuckle, edge of your seat, ear splittingly glorious racket. ... more
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