Some Things To Say
from Songs From The Hospital by Chris Kretzu
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lyrics
But I really don't know
If your heart is the size of your fist
I've been searching my soul
And I put a heart sized hole
In the wall right above my old bed
If this is it then I've failed the test
I'm all in full, giving up on the rest
I'm not here alone, but it seems that way
I hope I see you soon I've got some things to say
I'll go down from here
To where the water is a little more clear
To be baptized, and maybe find my life again
But I was buried in fear
When I rose again I came up insincere
I can't even remember the words that you said
credits
Vocals/Acoustic Guitar - Chris Kretzu
Dobro - Zachary Harper
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Chris Kretzu Des Moines, Iowa
With the release of “Songs from the Hospital,” music fans are invited on an emotional journey and those partake will be moved by the potency of the feelings conveyed through the tunes Kretzu penned while staying with his bedridden wife in the hospital. Chris' hopes are that his lyrics will mirror his listener’s own experiences and beckons his audience to make his songs their own. - Jen Morrow ... more
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May 2011
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