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The Walls

from Human by Andrew La Tona

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lyrics

Written by Andrew La Tona
(Verse):
Be my keeper
By my side
Keep me warm and safe at night
See me for the man I am
And forgive my falling short of your needs

Bound together that's me and you
Knowing that we'll trip and fall
Knowing that love will push us through
Will take us through...

(Chorus):
...A wild ride with twists and turns
Where I'll be there and may defeat
The walls that hold me from being
The man I must be to be beholden to you
To be beholden to you

(Verse):
Air to breathe
Blood to bleed
Water to quench the thirst
And bring to life all that's around you
All who depend...

(Chorus):
...On seeing what you'll do today
And how you'll take control of them
The moment I see you
Each day I'm lucky to be beholden to you
To be beholden to you
To be beholden to you
To be beholden to you

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from Human, released June 18, 2018
Music and lyrics written by Andrew La Tona.
Performance, production, mix, and engineering by Andrew La Tona
Copyright © Andrew La Tona, 2018.

Mastered by Andy Wiseman

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Andrew is a composer/producer/multi-instrumentalist based in Toronto, Canada.

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