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Still Breathing

from TANTRA by Mychael John Thomas

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STILL BREATHING
By Mychael John Thomas

I open my eyes and it’s another day
Seems there ain’t no love nowhere in this age
Then I feel that pain way down in my heart
Just holding on to my faith can be so hard
This life I have ain’t what I thought it would be
And it seems like death is closing fast on me

CHORUS
But I’m still breathing…Feeling every second
Time drags on forever waiting for Heaven?
I don’t know what tomorrow brings…But today I ain’t dead yet
I’m still breathing…Maybe that’s as good as it gets

Out on the street spirits are hateful
They have no peace and live to be ungrateful
A simple smile doesn’t melt the ice
They inflict hurt while never thinking twice
My sinking soul is about to suffocate
Love is oxygen…I hope it’s not too late

CHORUS
BRIDGE
One foot in front of the other…And one step at a time
A voice inside my head says everything will be just fine
One shallow breathe is all that is standing in the way
Of me declaring this will be my dying day

SOLO

CHORUS
TAG I don’t know what tomorrow brings…But I ain’t dead yet
I’m still breathing…Maybe that’s as good as it gets…
Ha Ha Ha Ha I’m still breathing…I’m still breathing…Huh! (6 times)

© 2015 Mychael John Thomas, BMI

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from TANTRA, released March 29, 2016

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Mychael is originally from Nashville, TN. He has been in the music industry for 40 plus years as recording artst, songwriter, musician and producer. He composed, performed, engineered and produced all of his solo bandcamp releases.

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