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Timing

from Want For Nothing by Lea Thomas

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Sleeping lightly,
The visions rarely seem to last long enough to focus on
What I reach for in the end

Do you know what it feels like
To do this for something that matters more than you matter to it?

Or to loosen up your grip to drop the lies
Of thinking you know better.
While everything changes

The timing is everything.

Well, maybe I’m helplessly committed to
Seeking a sentiment in every move
If it brings me back to truth

And I’ve loosened up my grip enough to drop the lies
Of thinking I know better
While everything changes when it wants to

The timing is everything.

What brings me confidence- a sign or a wasted word that never finds me?
For every breath I take from this life, I hope it serves me.
And every truth I claim when it’s time, I hope I’m worthy.
I hope I’m worthy.
Cause I know.

The timing is everything.

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from Want For Nothing, released January 13, 2017

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Lea Thomas Brooklyn, New York

Lea is a songwriter from Maui, Hawaii.

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