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Into This Furnace

from The Significance of Being Nothing by R. Turner

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© Ricky Turner 2012

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I can never fall asleep
At the same time of the night
and I'll never get up
the same time the next day
Sometimes I can never fall asleep
And sometimes I can never seem to wake

Sometimes I like to see an old couple in love
and sometimes I can't bear the sight
Most of the time I don't like to argue
But sometimes I just need to be right

Sometimes I find it hard to believe in a God
But I know that he understands
And as inconsistent as I tend to be
I know he'll never let go of my hand

Sometimes I want nothing more than to travel the world
But these days, that's been fading away
Cause if I spend all my time exploring the mountains
I might miss a freckle on your face

Out of all these things that I falter so greatly
There's one thing I can fearlessly say:
"Into this furnace I ask you now to venture, you whom I cannot betray." ~ Leonard Cohen

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from The Significance of Being Nothing, released March 30, 2012
Written and performed by Ricky Turner (besides that last line obviously)
Shaye Jennings: Backing vocals
Connor Benincasa: Upright bass

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