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The Distance

from Part Of A Man by Christopher Watson

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lyrics

verse 1
How do you feel about the distance
Between comfort and strange?

Already know that I know ya
Without asking a name

Why is it so familiar?
Because I know we’re all the same?

bridge
What I have in my heart
I just wanna share with you

You just need to free yourself
From the world you thought you knew

Because life is short but damn these days are long

chorus
What’s love if you can’t feel her touch?
Where’s your God when you ain’t man enough?

How can we change if you don’t think yourself?
I could be wrong, but the distance doesn’t help

verse 2
How do you feel about the distance
Between the sun, moon, and earth?

What we have is just a vision
But still these days I’ve long searched

Give me something unfamiliar
Something I can return

bridge

chorus

credits

from Part Of A Man, released November 17, 2015
Patrick Cochrane - Bass
John Matson - Drums

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