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Jars Of Clay ~ These Ordinary Days


[verse] Not much for conversation I still find need to pray Sometimes I get tired of walking Through these ordinary days If nothing else I get to see you Even if we never speak The harm of words though sometimes We don't quite know What they really mean [chorus] I don't know where I don't know how I don't know why But your love can make These things better [verse] So let me lay down in this field And stare up at the sky I hope the days and clouds Turn into something As they pass us by And maybe you could settle For a skyline faded blue I hope that you might settle For this love I have for you [chorus 3x] Your love can make these things better Your love can make these things better Your love can make these things better more free lyrics

[verse]
Not much for conversation
I still find need to pray
Sometimes I get tired of walking
Through these ordinary days
If nothing else I get to see you
Even if we never speak
The harm of words though sometimes
We don't quite know
What they really mean

[chorus]
I don't know where
I don't know how
I don't know why
But your love can make
These things better

[verse]
So let me lay down in this field
And stare up at the sky
I hope the days and clouds
Turn into something
As they pass us by
And maybe you could settle
For a skyline faded blue
I hope that you might settle
For this love I have for you

[chorus 3x]

Your love can make these things better
Your love can make these things better
Your love can make these things better

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