Name: Soar
Duration: P00H06M50S
Description: This song was not on Midilife Crisis and never got an official release. We were never happy with the lyrics because they conveyed more of a mystical / new age sentiment. I rewrote the lyrics a bit for this release to give it a more spiritual meaning about someone dealing with how to cope with end of life.

Soar

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This song was not on Midilife Crisis and never got an official release. We were never happy with the lyrics because they conveyed more of a mystical / new age sentiment. I rewrote the lyrics a bit for this release to give it a more spiritual meaning about someone dealing with how to cope with end of life.

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Soar 2019

I’m folding up my wings
I do not feel like flying today
Am I ready to face the stings
That death will bring my way
Is my voice ready to sing?
Is it worthy of the King?

The candle burns to wax
Not to be snuffed out by the wind
Still the tension won’t relax
But prayer has left me disciplined
My life is nearing its climax
I’ll soon take flight into the wind

Can they hold me these wings of mine?
Can they take the weight of me?

I want to soar on high
Are these wings ready to fly
And am I ready to finally say goodbye?
I don’t want to leave from here, but I cannot stay
Cuz You are calling me home.
As You’re reminding me
Of all the things You did for me
Open up my eyes
Take me by the hand
I know that I can stand
With You I know I’ll be
Together in eternity

I want to soar on high
But these wings don’t wanna fly
I want to soar on high
I may be leaving but this is not goodbye
I want to soar on high
But these wings don’t wanna fly
I want to soar on high
I may be leaving but this is not goodbye
I may be leaving but this is not goodbye

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from Revitalized, released September 26, 2019
Words: Gregg Hart, Joe Flint
Music: Gregg Hart

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Midiboy Walbridge, Ohio

Midiboy started in 1998 with the intention of being a synthpop project. His first project was called "Midi-Life Crisis" and was released exclusively on MP3.com and is no longer available in it's original form. Since then, his style has morphed into a hybrid rock / electronica genre with lyrics that reflect his faith in Jesus. ... more

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