An instrumental with a soft piano and beat.

Deep Waters

By Scott Bradoka, George Zajacek and Nick Douglas.

Forgive my vernacular, it must be hard to read
My soul’s been a wanderer, and it wandered way too deep
But you shake me up like I’ve just been born
And humility strikes like a thunderstorm
And the words you say bring me shelter
Bring the morning light

How could I, say goodbye to you my friend?
Knowing I, was given the grace to start again
When my world was torn in two, you came to my rescue
How could I?

I fall down, with my face onto the ground
Hoping it’s gonna get better
But until these wings can fly again
I’m just ruff-a-ling too many feathers
Breaking rules and hearts and promises
Was a long, long time ago
Now I know the greater gift in every day
And the light in every soul

How could I, say goodbye to you my friend?
Knowing I, was given the grace to start again
When my world was torn in two, you came to my rescue
How could I?

All tangled in this, right in the thick of it
I’m getting closer than I’m losing it
Can you help me, can you help me now?

Forgive my vernacular, I’m nervous when I speak
My soul is a wanderer, as far as I can see

How Could I Say Goodbye

Songwriter, bassist and voice actor from Pennsylvania, USA.

Nick Douglas Music