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A Change Will Come


A Change Will Come


A Change Will Come
By Undakova

A change will come (you know that I can't change a thing")

Repeat 4x

Life is it full of pain.
OR is it just me
being full again.
Consumed all I want
and then I pulled the pen,
out talking bout
all that's cruel within.
Deep down inside
I know I am the blame.
Duck down and hide
just cause I am ashamed.
To open my eyes
and find I am the same.
Just lusting for pride
in which I am contained.
The focus that I
know that I can bring,
would lift me up high
If I tried and aimed.
Although I realize
I decide the frame,
I picture my life
still confined and tame.
A lion in a cage
stuck in iron and chains.
An animal whose taught
that supplying the brain.
Is better than the instincts
that lie in veins
of the body and the soul
that I am dying to change. . . cause
Chorus:
A change will come (you know that I can't change a thing") Repeat 4x

I could change my perspective
But if I did it would change nothing about the way I really feel
All the pain I've accepted
Got me feeling like I am making excusees for what's really real
And the things I've neglected
Got me thinking like all I really did was give them time to build
To the point where I am helpless
And I am not really confident in who I am really am or my skill
Really you know that I can't change a thing
And I am destined for fame
I'll try to lock myself in
Side it won't happen again
Could I control my own thoughts
Could I control my own brain
Temptations eating my soul
I'll never be the same

A change will come (you know that I can't change a thing") Repeat 4x



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