Restore Me

Album: Restoration (2020)
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  • Restore me
    Restore me

    I lost everything I had inside a couple years
    Lost my faith, I lost my mind, I lost a lot of tears
    I spoke up about these problems that I saw outside
    People turned they back on me, you woulda swore I died
    Molested, abused, abandoned, arrested, accused, and stranded
    I grew up with all this trauma, it's nothing, forget it happened
    Ten years later it show up, life is starting to blow up
    Faith is starting to crumble, these critics starting to mumble
    Oh my God, I feel dead inside, feel like suicide
    Gone too far to turn back, he said, "Boy, you tellin' lies"
    It's deep inside these trenches of the Devil's lair
    They say, "How you get up out?", I just said a prayer

    Use all this pain, use all this hurt to grow me
    If that's what it takes to know what I'm worth
    Restore me, yeah, yeah
    Use all this pain, use all this hurt to grow me, yeah
    If that's what it takes to know what I'm worth
    Restore me Writer/s: Alex Medina, David Miller, Lasanna Harris, Lecrae Moore, Raymond Castro, Taylor Hill
    Publisher: EMPIRE PUBLISHING, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., THE ADMINISTRATION MP INC, The Administration MP, Inc.
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