Battle Lines

BOB MARLETTE, BOB MITCHELL, JOHN WETTON

And now I stand, forsaking pride
The time has come to turn the tide
I've drawn the line, I've built my wall
And I won't let one more dream fall

All days of innocence, I surrendered long ago
Where's the wind that takes me higher
The hand that offers peace
The heart that still gives shelter?
I want to go back to find
The innocent days that I left behind

I still believe they're holding ground
Behind the Battle Lines
If it takes a million miles over land and sea
Gonna swim in the rivers of purity
I know they still run free
Behind the Battle Lines

One more mountain I must climb
I've scaled so many in my time
And if the sun goes down on me
The light of truth will help me see

All days of innocence, I surrendered long ago
Where's the voice that speaks of mercy
The eyes that are not blind
The love that's never ending?
A vision of eternity Oh, Lord!
Never take the dream from me
Here I am, standing at the edge of destiny?

Trivia about the song Battle Lines by John Wetton

On which albums was the song “Battle Lines” released by John Wetton?
John Wetton released the song on the albums “Voice Mail/Battle Lines” in 1994, “Live : Chasing the Dragon” in 1995, “Chasing the Deer [B.O.F.]” in 1998, “The Studio Recordings Anthology” in 2015, “Live Via Satellite” in 2015, and “New York Minute” in 2015.
Who composed the song “Battle Lines” by John Wetton?
The song “Battle Lines” by John Wetton was composed by BOB MARLETTE, BOB MITCHELL, JOHN WETTON.

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