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A Letter to Myself Lyrics by Ryan Warnick

Treehouse

2019

Shut your mouth about these corner pieces that you seek
Dirt that bore you and me is still beneath our feet
Still beneath our feet
The trees still grow
Though the leaves fall down
The things you don't know
Will lay you in the ground
Will lay you in the ground
So lay down all your lenses
And tear down all your fences
Take less offense and be a little less defensive
Oh where in the world did you [?]
You've got a fear of moving forward
And a tendency to never let go
You never let go
So lay down all your lenses
And tear down all your fences
Take less offense and be a little less defensive
[Instrumental]
Time is running out
Don't you look back now
Take a minute to see that
This life's gonna figure itself out
Don't you worry child
See that here and now
What's ahead is just a tiny mountain to climb
Just a tiny mountain to climb
Time is running out
Don't you look back now
Take a minute to see that
This life's gonna figure itself out
Don't you worry child
See that here and now
What's ahead is just a tiny mountain to climb
Just a tiny mountain to climb
Just a tiny mountain to climb
Just a tiny mountain to climb
Just a tiny mountain to climb
So lay down all your lenses
And tear down all your fences
Take less offense and be a little less defensive
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Ryan Warnick

Ryan Warnick

About “A Letter to Myself” by Ryan Warnick

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"A Letter to Myself" is credited to Ryan Warnick. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"A Letter to Myself" appears on "Treehouse" in 2019.

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