Luyện nghe bài hát Something To Believe In

When I wrote the lyrics to Something to
In it was the hardest lyrics I ever had to write.
It was a time in my that, uh,

When Kimo passed away it was such a devastating time
And I remember being home at the Christmas
And I went upstairs into my sister room and I just wrote these lyrics
And they just poured out of me and it turned many different things

And it was my way of releasing all pain.
Rikki and Bobby and C.C. allowed me to just keep the the way it was
Which I'm very thankful for and a very friend of ours,
Fairburn, who produced this song just let it the way it was.

He loved it and it was and also,
Bruce Fairburn had recently away,
So song, while doing this really, really means a lot to me.

(5:18)
I see him on the TV
Preachin' 'bout the promised
He me to believe in Jesus
And the money from my hand

say he was a good man
But Lord I he sinned, yeah

Twenty-two years of mental
Cries a suicidal vet
Who fought a losing war on a foreign
To find his country didn't him back

Their took his best friend in Saigon
Our lawyers took his wife and kids, no
In a time I remember
In a war he can't

He "Forgive me for what I've done there
'Cause I never meant the I did"

And give me something to in
If there's a Lord
And give me to believe in
Oh, arise

My best friend a lonely man
In some Palm Springs room
I got the call last Eve
And they told me the

I tried all night not to down and cry
As the tears rolled down my
I felt so cold and
a lost soul out of place

And the mirror, on the wall
Sees my it fades again

Sometimes I to God I didn't know now
The things I know then
Road you gotta take me

I by the homeless sleeping on a cold dark street
Like in an open grave
the broken old neon sign
That used to JESUS SAVES

A away live the rich folks
And I see how they're it up
While the poor they eat from hand to
The rich is from a golden cup

And it just me wonder
Why so lose, so few win

You the high road
And I'll take the low

Sometimes I to God I didn't know now
The things I didn't know

And me something to believe in