The Weight of Glory (feat. Joseph Mettler)

[Verse 1]
I've forgotten to remember
Who I will be, who I've been
This feeling of nostalgia
Is a longing to get in
There's a murmuring in the water
There's a bleating in the frost
It reminds me that I'm homesick
For some soil that's been lost

[Chorus]
When my Papa invites me to the seaside
Will I go or just fill myself with mud pies
'Cause I've dabbled in sin and folly
And in the things that subside
Why am I, I'm too easily satisfied

[Verse 2]
Hints and guesses all around me
People claiming to be saints
Folks admitting that they're sinners
Wildflowers down the lane
It's the point of intersection
It's the music that you feel
In a stance of pure reception
There's a pain that makes you real

[Chorus]
When my Papa invites me to the seaside
Will I go or just fill myself with mud pies
'Cause I've dabbled in sin and folly
And in the things that subside
Why am I, I'm too easily satisfied
Yeah, see, when my Papa invites me to the seaside
Will I go or just fill myself with mud pies
'Cause I've dabbled in sin and folly
And in the things that subside
Why am I, I'm too easily satisfied

Yeah, say ye-ye-yeah, haa-aa-a-a-ah
Oh, oooh-ooh-oooh-ooh-ooh-ooh
Yeah-yeah, oh

See, when my Papa invites me to the seaside
Will I go or just fill myself with mud pies
'Cause I've dabbled in sin and folly
And in the things that subside
Why am I, I'm too easily satisfied
Oh, sweet Lord, sweet Lord, please amplify
Why am I, I'm too easily satisfied