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Shepherd
05:26
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I'll be your shepherd I'll make it better
I will be you You will be me
I walked on water so I would grow taller
I'll be set free
When I was a leper I never ever
Made you believe believe in me
But now that I'm older stronger and colder
I'll make you see
I'll give you the wholesomeness that comes on with age
I'll give you the wings that spread so you'll fly away
Well I'm ever longing to heed all the calling you'll ever need
You're waiting for answers making those transfers far from deceit
And just as with old friends leave it all open for the world to see
Believe in me
I know you have spoken as per a token
You're too naive
I know that your wisdom is hindered by the pain
It never was heaven sent that we'll all remain
Run
You'll just run away
You'll stick to your guns as they fade to silence
Now that you're on the run
You'll be the last one that's ever spoken
Call upon your servants
Call upon your servants
I know you'll call me
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Leopold Zimmerman Louisville, Kentucky
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