midnight
Tyler Glenn Lyrics

Faith, please have a little in me, hey
Addressing faith, the singer asks for patience in his struggle with his beliefs.

I know you hate it when I stray
The singer acknowledges that faith is often troubled by his lack of conviction.

But I tried everything, I drank the wine and stained the sheets
The singer explored different ways to connect with his belief system, but ultimately finds them lacking.

I'm clumsy when I speak
The singer admits to struggling with how to articulate his thoughts and feelings on his faith.

Call, you never call me anymore
The singer addresses someone who used to be a part of his life, but has become distant.

We're past the point of self-control
The relationship has deteriorated to a point where they can no longer maintain a healthy connection.

I'm giving back to you, things I thought were true
The singer is reevaluating their past beliefs and realizes they may not be accurate.

I know it's really nothing new
The realization that they were mistaken is nothing new or unique in the world.

God, where the hell are you hiding?
The singer expresses frustration and a feeling of abandonment by their faith.

My hands are in the air and I'm excited
Despite feeling abandoned, the singer still has hope and is reaching out for a connection.

I've been on the run, so I'm not coming Sunday
The singer is avoiding the traditional religious practice of attending Sunday services.

It's alright, I'll probably talk to you at midnight
The singer is finding their own way to connect with their faith and believes a midnight conversation might be more genuine.

God, I could never be like you
The singer doesn't believe they could ever embody the qualities of their faith.

I can't change, I can't change and I don't want to
The singer is not interested in conforming to the expectations of their faith or changing who they are.

Fear, that's what it was just to be clear
The singer identifies fear as a reason for their previous acceptance of certain beliefs.

You went and made everything weird
The relationship with the person they used to be close to became uncomfortable and strained.

But that's another song, another night, a shot of rum
The singer acknowledges that the specifics of what happened with the other person don't matter in the grand scheme of things.

I guess what's done is done
Despite any mistakes or regrets, the past can't be changed.

Bright, I fall and stumble towards the light
The singer is drawn towards enlightenment and understanding, but it's not an easy path.

I'll miss the days and nights
The past experiences, including the good and the bad, will be missed as the singer continues to grow and evolve.

We wrestled in my bedroom, my knees will give out soon
The singer remembers moments of passion and struggle while exploring their beliefs.

God, where the hell are you hiding?
The singer expresses frustration and a feeling of abandonment by their faith.

My hands are in the air, it's so exciting
Despite feeling abandoned, the singer still has hope and is reaching out for a connection.

It's alright, I'll probably talk to you at midnight
The singer is finding their own way to connect with their faith and believes a midnight conversation might be more genuine.

God, I could never be like you
The singer doesn't believe they could ever embody the qualities of their faith.

I can't change, I can't change and I don't want to
The singer is not interested in conforming to the expectations of their faith or changing who they are.

I've been on the run, so I'm not coming Sunday
The singer is avoiding the traditional religious practice of attending Sunday services.

It's alright, I'll probably talk to you at midnight
The singer is finding their own way to connect with their faith and believes a midnight conversation might be more genuine.