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User 32 Video (MV)




Performed By: Chris Onyak
Language: English
Length: 2:25
Written by: David Roberts




Chris Onyak - User 32 Lyrics




Modern Isaiah has come to his maker
To ask the question of why he's alive
Not to be taken by the wisdom God gave him He said
"Try not to think too much, you'll be alright."

Storm brings the tide, and the waves of pain ensue
I think less of you now, but I think more about you

Pride is a feeling I know longer need
Gallantry holds no place in my heart
There is a reason for everything!

Modern Isaiah has come to his maker
To ask the question of why he's alive
Not to be taken by the wisdom God gave him He said
"Try not to think too much, you'll be alright."

Storm brings the tide, and the waves of pain ensue
I think less of you now, but I think more about you

Pride is a feeling I know longer need
Gallantry holds no place in my heart
There is a reason for everything!
User 32!
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Modern Isaiah has come to his maker
To ask the question of why he's alive
Not to be taken by the wisdom God gave him He said
"Try not to think too much, you'll be alright."

Storm brings the tide, and the waves of pain ensue
I think less of you now, but I think more about you

Pride is a feeling I know longer need
Gallantry holds no place in my heart
There is a reason for everything!

Modern Isaiah has come to his maker
To ask the question of why he's alive
Not to be taken by the wisdom God gave him He said
"Try not to think too much, you'll be alright."

Storm brings the tide, and the waves of pain ensue
I think less of you now, but I think more about you

Pride is a feeling I know longer need
Gallantry holds no place in my heart
There is a reason for everything!
User 32!
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Writer: David Roberts
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