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- CPDL #07566:
- Editor: Chris Inglis (submitted 2004-07-09). Score information: Letter, 8 pages, 1.71 MB Copyright: Personal
- Edition notes: large file (1.7 mbytes), please notify composer, he would like to hear responses.
General Information
Title: Permanent Mistake (from 'Prodigal Son')
Composer: Chris Inglis
Number of voices: 1v Voicing: Tenor solo
Genre: Sacred, Anthem
Language: English
Instruments: Piano
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English text
Living on the edge for so long always sought the thrill.
That only kills the pain for a little while.
Life of the party, playboy, big man tough as nails, you know.
Hurt inside, a scared and lonely child.
I see my path so clearly now, the journey’s darkest end.
But you can’t erase a permanent mistake.
Won’t somebody help before I throw away this life?
A life that isn’t mine alone to take.
I laughed, I cursed, I spit when I left.
Damned’em all to Hell.
Now I’m the one who hasn’t far to go.
Why in Hell can’t I tell my fam’ly how very sorry I am?
‘Caus I’d rather die than tell them so.
I see my path so clearly now, the journey’s darkest end.
But you can’t erase a permanent mistake.
Someone up there help before I throw away this life.
A life that isn’t mine alone to take.
Whoa, yea!
I see my path so clearly now, the journey’s darkest end.
You can’t erase a permanent mistake.
God in Heaven, help before I throw away this life.
A life that isn’t mine alone to take.