Don't let the times define you
Let the sky remind you
The loudest voices are here and gone
Here and gone
Don't let the lies weigh upon you
Protect the light inside you
There are two choices right or wrong
Right or wrong
Silence the static
And let the silence hold you
The simplest place to start
Is to remember you have a heart
Remember you have a heart
Don't let the times define you
Let the sky remind you
What matters and what does not
What matters and what does not
Lightning In A Twilight Hour - Don't Let The Times Define You Lyrics
Lightning In A Twilight Hour - Don't Let The Times Define You Lyrics
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Don't let the times define you
Let the sky remind you
The loudest voices are here and gone
Here and gone
Don't let the lies weigh upon you
Protect the light inside you
There are two choices right or wrong
Right or wrong
Silence the static
And let the silence hold you
The simplest place to start
Is to remember you have a heart
Remember you have a heart
Don't let the times define you
Let the sky remind you
What matters and what does not
What matters and what does not
Let the sky remind you
The loudest voices are here and gone
Here and gone
Don't let the lies weigh upon you
Protect the light inside you
There are two choices right or wrong
Right or wrong
Silence the static
And let the silence hold you
The simplest place to start
Is to remember you have a heart
Remember you have a heart
Don't let the times define you
Let the sky remind you
What matters and what does not
What matters and what does not
Writer: ROBERT JAMES WRATTEN
Copyright: Lyrics © Royalty Network
Copyright: Lyrics © Royalty Network
Lightning In A Twilight Hour - Don't Let The Times Define You Video
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Performed By: Lightning In A Twilight Hour
Language: English
Length: 2:57
Written by: ROBERT JAMES WRATTEN
