Supernatural

Album: Much Like Falling EP (2007)
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  • Her headaches are constant,
    Increasing in pain
    With each passing day.
    She can't even manage
    To stand on her own, it's gotten so bad.

    Now you think of saying
    There's no use in praying.
    And still, she bows her head.
    So she can say
    Thank You for just one more day.

    Supernatural patience
    Graces her face
    And her voice never raises.
    All because of a love
    Never let go of, never let go of

    He has every reason to throw up his fists
    In the face of his God
    Who let his mother die.
    Through all the prayers and tears,
    She still passed in pain anyway.

    Now you think of saying
    There's no use in praying
    And still, he bows his head.
    So he can say
    Thank You for ending her pain.

    Supernatural patience
    Graces his face
    And his voice never raises.
    All because of a love
    Never let go of.

    Never let go of...

    He is teaching me...
    What love really means...

    Supernatural patience
    Graces his face
    And his voice never raises.
    All because of a love
    Never let go of.
    Yes it's Supernatural patience
    Graces his face
    And his voice never raises.
    All because of a love
    Never let go of. Never let go of

    He is teaching me...
    What love really means... Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

Comments: 4

  • Logan from Indianapolis, Ini love this song and it was actually the first flyleaf song i heard and i really liked it and when i first listened to the lyrics i didnt know what it meant then i looked it up!! its really depressing!
  • Lacy from New York City, NyMy Dad had cancer, but we were lucky enough for him to live. This song hits home for me and makes me grateful for my father.
  • Ana from Monroe, Afghanistanthis is a really sad song
  • Jordan from Okc, OkThis is a good song I love flyleaf I listen to them everyday I never get sick of them
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