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Week 33a - No Uncertain Terms (210813)

from Song A Week, Volume 6 by James Tristan Redding

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No uncertain terms
Not a doubt in my mind what it takes
Guts and grit and luck
For those of us who want a taste

I’m just one in a million
Waiting outside the gate
Got no keys but I’m ready
For when the shackles break

We won’t stop stop stop
We cannot not not
No the battle has just begun
And we’ll charge charge charge
Through the dark dark dark
Like the spark spark spark of a gun

Until it all burns no uncertain terms
Until it all burns no uncertain terms

No no promises
No evading the roll of the dice
All we have is now
And a chance that we’ll live through the night

Breathe in deep as a cavern
Bleeding heart beating hard
Nothing out past the limit
Can pull our arms apart

We won’t stop stop stop
We cannot not not
No the battle has just begun
And we’ll charge charge charge
Through the dark dark dark
Like the spark spark spark of a gun

Until it all burns no uncertain terms
Until it all burns no uncertain terms

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from Song A Week, Volume 6, released February 12, 2022

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James Tristan Redding Nashville, Tennessee

British-American songwriter, singer, audiobook narrator, studio player, Godin Guitars official artist.

Founded global collective www.SongAWeek.org, performance art experience The Under Over: tinyurl.com/uoxuo (song circle underneath a highway) and writing retreat www.TheNashville24.com (annual challenge: write 24 songs in 24 hours).

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