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Melissa Etheridge ~ Testify


Morning's hard coffee's cold Pretending that the days mean more than getting old Stale headlines others drenched in pride Marching to their drum with fear standing beside But if I close my eyes and throw back my head I can see his face and I hear the words he said And my memories ache and my senses burn Did he dream too late will we ever learn CHORUS I, I want to testify My love still lives and breathes And my soul is screaming why The thoughts won't let me sleep Don't let hearts break And don't let children cry Before it gets too late I want to testify I take what's said as my daily dread I turn the page and I turn my head I pick I choose on the evening news Cause by cause they fight and one by one they lose Must I live my days in these concrete ways Will the fire break through this smokey haze And I swear tonight I'm gonna find that place It's not the love that dies but the understanding ways CHORUS Rip through the wire that screens in my window Throw open the shade that covers my mind I'm going to touch I've got to believe The bell tolls for me CHORUS more free lyrics

Morning's hard coffee's cold
Pretending that the days mean more than getting old
Stale headlines others drenched in pride
Marching to their drum with fear standing beside
But if I close my eyes and throw back my head
I can see his face and I hear the words he said
And my memories ache and my senses burn
Did he dream too late will we ever learn

CHORUS
I, I want to testify
My love still lives and breathes
And my soul is screaming why
The thoughts won't let me sleep
Don't let hearts break
And don't let children cry
Before it gets too late
I want to testify

I take what's said as my daily dread
I turn the page and I turn my head
I pick I choose on the evening news
Cause by cause they fight and one by one they lose
Must I live my days in these concrete ways
Will the fire break through this smokey haze
And I swear tonight I'm gonna find that place
It's not the love that dies but the understanding ways

CHORUS

Rip through the wire that screens in my window
Throw open the shade that covers my mind
I'm going to touch I've got to believe
The bell tolls for me

CHORUS

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