Entry 25 - Song Lyric

Remembering the song Fully Alive from Flyleaf, caused me to think of perspective, and how one usually has a revelation after encountering death or suffering, or even the slightest turmoil to change their perspective to a more uplifting view.


[Verse One]Telling Layla's story spoken
'Bout how all her bones are broken
Hammers fall on all the pieces
Two months in the cover creases
[Chorus]
Fully alive
More than most
Ready to smile and love life
Fully alive and she knows
How to believe in futures
[Verse Two]
All my complaints shrink to nothing
I'm ashamed of all my somethings
She's glad for one day of comfort
Only because she has suffered

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