Riley Wilkinson - Prodigal (Single)

I can see the daylight in the distance breaking through
Picking up the pieces of myself and following you
And I can hear you calling me home
I've been wandering in the desert far too long
But this is how the damned get saved
Back it up with a little bit of effort this time
This time

I believe the one in the mirror is the problem
At the end of the day it's his fault
Looking for excuses for all of his actions
But it's not enough
Selfishly he wades his way through the heartbreak

Even if it's all in his head
He's tried just so long to quit it
Cause he knows it's death
So bring on the light and let it expose

I'm done hiding from you
I'm done fighting alone
I can see where my own path is going
And I can hear you calling me home

I'm a prodigal in the fast lane
But this is how the damned get saved
Take everything until all that's left now
And these broken chains

Silence the anger
Stand up and fight the siren's song
If he's lucky he'll look like Jesus
And that's enough

But there's a nagging voice says he'll never make it
But he's no longer wearing the past
The hypocrite that used to live there has dropped his mask

So bring on the light and let it expose
I'm done hiding from you
I'm done fighting alone
I can see where my own path is going
And I can hear you calling me home
I'm a prodigal in the fast lane
But this is how the damned get saved
Take everything until all that's left now
Are these broken chains

So bring on the light and let it expose
I'm done hiding from you
I'm done fighting alone
I can see where my own path is going
And I can hear you calling me home
I'm a prodigal in the fast lane
But this is how the damned get saved
Take everything until all that's left now
Are these broken chains
Take everything until all that's left now
Are these broken chains

I can see the daylight in the distance breaking through
Picking up the pieces of myself and following you
I've been wandering in the desert far too long
Back it up with a little bit of effort this time

Written by:
Riley Wilkinson

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