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Raise Me Up


It’s like I told you before
No one can do it alone
You need someone to follow you down
Down to the bone

It’s a spiritual thing
To fight the fade into black
I see the lights of the city
But I can’t find my way back
When you’re underneath the wreckage
With your heart caved in
You’ve got no particular interest in the stages of grief
Or the wages of sin

Raise me up, Raise me up higher now

Ain’t nothing metaphorical
Not when the darkness descends
You think your wounds will never heal
You think your heart will never mend
Aint no divine intercession
Just flesh and blood
She says,” A slow dance will save you”
All my angels are made out of mud

Raise me up, Raise me up higher now

Oh, my angels
I am falling
I am bleeding
I need you
Oh, my angels
Can you hear me?
I am calling
I am calling you


They may leave before you’re ready
But they mend what they break
Sometimes they hide more than they reveal
But they always give more than they take
When I am from myself concealed
They make it clear to me
That the man I am is always just one breath away
From the angel I can be

Raise me up, raise me up higher now

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from Love Songs For The Dying Of The Light, released June 21, 2023

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Rob Jungklas Memphis, Tennessee

It seems that Jung Klas a man of extremes who have emotions and soul torments rush through blood and nerves as music. Sometimes he sounds like a lost soul or like a wounded animal that wants to shake his skin. Away from him

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