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Lightning
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We watched the birds from behind the blind
All the little chickadees waiting in line
Not worried for what wars may come tomorrow
I want to fly that easily
Free my mind of symmetry
Let in the love and wisdom that would follow
I'd take them to my heart straight as an arrow
Waiting for lightning to strike like it did with you
Easy as riding a bike like we used to do
I took for granted the days at hand
Falling in love and starting a band
Were chapters I thought everyone was reading
But tonight my prayers bounce back against the ceiling
And I'm waiting for lightning to strike like it did with you
Easy as riding a bike like we used to do
Down the hill, around the bend
Turning the wheels to make the magic again
There's no law that says it won't
So I'm hoping against all hope
And I'm waiting for lightning to strike like it did with you
Easy as riding a bike like we used to do
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David Schrader Nashville, Tennessee
David Schrader is a Nashville native who played guitar in bands during high school and college. Now, so many years later and outside of the 9-to-5, he writes a song every so often and puts it on the internet.
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