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Enough

by State of Illusion

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The seconds tick away like hours until there is no more pain
When you have flown away
An emptiness remains
In selfishness my heart can only break
For what we lost that day, another gained
And I know that you're safe
And I know you've claimed your wings
But God help me because I don't have the strength to say goodbye
But I must say goodbye

Without you, I've lost my light and I can't see at all
And if I gave it all my might, I'd never be enough
Because I can't even justify the air I'm breathing now
In your time you shined so bright
And I'd never be enough

Impressive shoes to fill
You helped define a path that I must follow
You're the example of the man I strive to be tomorrow
And I hope when you look down, you'll see you've made a difference
But God help me because I don't have the strength to carry on

And then I come to find as if I finally see the light
You were never really gone
You will live on

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released September 30, 2019
Music by: Jacob Porter and Joseph Sharp
Lyrics by: Jacob Porter
Produced by: Brandon Hart @ The HartBeat Studios and Jacob Porter
Engineered, mixed, and mastered by: Brandon Hart
Vocals engineered by: Jacob Porter

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State of Illusion is a progressive melodic rock band based in Greenville, SC. New album "Pluto's Ghost" out now!

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