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

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

And it was my way of all that 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 good friend of ours,
Bruce Fairburn, who this song just let it the way it was.

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

(5:18)
I see him on the TV
Preachin' the promised land
He tells me to in Jesus
And steals the money my hand

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

Twenty-two years of mental
Cries a suicidal vet
Who a losing war on a foreign shore
To find his country want him back

Their bullets took his best in Saigon
Our took his wife and kids, no regrets
In a time I don't
In a war he can't

He cried "Forgive me for what I've there
'Cause I meant the things I did"

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

My best friend died a man
In some Palm Springs room
I got the last Christmas Eve
And they me the news

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

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

Sometimes I wish to God I know now
The things I know then
you gotta take me home

I drive by the homeless on a cold dark street
Like in an open grave
Underneath the old neon sign
That used to read JESUS

A mile live the rich folks
And I see how they're it up
While the poor eat from hand to mouth
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 the low road

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

And me something to believe in