Did

you

e-

ver

pray?

Let

me

re-

phrase.

Did

you

e-

ver

pray

to

o-

ver-

come

The

cir-

cum-

stan-

tial

bar-

ri-

cades?

Well

I

don't

pray

for

e-

ven

my-

self,

So

I

doubt

that

I'd

do

it

for

some-

bo-

dy

else.

But

I

would

have

for

you

if

I

knew

it

would

help.

So

un-

ea-

sy,

He

does-

n't

feel

res-

pec-

ted

for

eve-

ry-

thing

that

he

did,

Just

fails

to

see,

the

world

in-

side

of

my

head,

The

cat-

a-

stro-

phic

diffe-

rence.

Did

you

set-

tle

for

less.

Let

me

re-

ass-

ess.

Did

you

set-

tle

for

less

than

what

you

were

blessed,

To

re-

frain

from

tur-

ning

a

home

on

it's

head?

What

a

bit-

ter-

sweet

me-

thod

to

main-

tain

a

Struc-

ture

built

o-

ver

your

name.

As

far

as

they

knew

you

did

not

build

a

thing.

So

un-

ea-

sy,

He

does-

n't

feel

res-

pec-

ted

for

eve-

ry-

thing

that

he

did,

Just

fails

to

see,

the

world

in-

side

of

my

head,

The

cat-

a-

stro-

phic

diffe-

rence.

"What

a-

bout

him?"

said

with

such

con-

vic-

tion,

De-

ny-

ing

all

ex-

is-

tence.

I

am

the

der-

i-

va-

tive

so

I

will

not

cut

down

the

root.

I

found

un-

der-

stan-

ding.

Can

he

un-

der-

stand

me?

I

found

un-

der-

stan-

ding,

will

he

un-

der-

stand?

So

un-

ea-

sy,

He

does-

n't

feel

res-

pec-

ted

for

eve-

ry-

thing

that

he

did,

Just

fails

to

see,

the

world

in-

side

of

my

head,

The

cat-

a-

stro-

phic

diff-

er-

en-

ce.

"What

a-

bout

him?"

said

with

such

con-

vic-

tion,

De-

ny-

ing

all

ex-

is-

tence.

I

am

the

der-

i-

va-

tive

so

I

will

not

cut

down

the

root.