On Sunday in my Grandpa's church

I watched from an old wooden pew

As they buried sinners in cold, cold water

And they raised them again, they raised them again

They raised them again to a start anew

We were looking for wrongs to be made right

Waiting on darkness to get scattered by the light

You don't know how hard I've tried

To forget, oh to forget

To forget what's hidden in the walls of my mind

And you tell me there's a hope I'm not seeing

You tell me there's an end in sight

But it's hard when you're stuck between hallelujahs

it's hard when you're stuck between hallelujahs

And you don't know why

You don't know why

It plays out like a movie

But with all the scenes rolling at the same time

I'm an actor playing the villain in my own story

And I'm hoping no one reads, I am hoping no one reads

I am hoping no one reads between my lines

This mirrors like a gavel

It's reflections is a life sentence on me

So break that glass and shatter my silhouette

Whatever it takes, whatever it takes

Whatever it takes, the means justify the ends

And you tell me there's a hope I'm not seeing

You tell me there's an end in sight

But it's hard when you're stuck between hallelujahs

It's hard when you're stuck between hallelujahs

And you don't know why

You don't know why

You tell me there's a hope I'm not seeing

You tell me there's an end in sight

But it's hard when you're stuck between hallelujahs

But it's hard when you're stuck between hallelujahs

And you don't know why

You don't know why

You don't know why