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Live ~ Operation Spirit (The Tyranny Of Tradition)


Heard a lot of talk about the ocean Heard a lot of talk about the sea Heard a lot of talk about a lot of things Never meant that much to me Heard a lot of talk about my spirit Heard a lot of talk about my soul But I decided that anxiety and pain Were better friends So I let it go Did you let it go? Let's get it back let's get it back together Heard a lot of talk about this Jesus A man of love, a man of strength But what a man was two thousand years ago Means nothing at all to me today He could have been telling me about my Higher self But He only lives inside my prayer So what He was may have been beautiful But the pain is right now And right here Let it go! Let it go! Let it go, my friend And let's get it back Let's get it back together more free lyrics

Heard a lot of talk about the ocean
Heard a lot of talk about the sea
Heard a lot of talk about a lot of things
Never meant that much to me
Heard a lot of talk about my spirit
Heard a lot of talk about my soul
But I decided that anxiety and pain
Were better friends
So I let it go
Did you let it go?
Let's get it back
let's get it back together
Heard a lot of talk about this Jesus
A man of love, a man of strength
But what a man was two thousand years ago
Means nothing at all to me today
He could have been telling me about my
Higher self
But He only lives inside my prayer
So what He was may have been beautiful
But the pain is right now
And right here
Let it go!
Let it go!
Let it go, my friend
And let's get it back
Let's get it back together

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