Poor Old Lu Bittersweet Letras:
One of the most notable features of
this song is the haunting cello
track by our friend, Phil Peterson.
We wanted this track to be full of
'sounds', so we kept adding things
and building it up. The result is a
strangely emotional song.

We get persuaded by
things that look
right -- that look
inviting. Though they
may sometimes fill
temporary needs, they
can never fulfill us.
If we then choose to
chase after these
things, we are left
to deal with the
results of our
actions ("i gave
and i gave and i gave
'til i'd nothing left
except
consequence").
In the midst of all
of this, the chorus
is dealing with the
knowledge of our
wrong actions
("why do we
stand there in
constant fear though
so aware"), when
what we need to do is
turn to the Lord and
throw these things
down at His feet.
Amen.

as sweet as it was
or as sweet as it seemed
like the most magnificent wonder
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that was just a dream

and it shook me all up
and it stirred me around
but it left me cold and wanting
cause it had no ground
oh, none to be found

and i know why
(know why i sell myself short)
and i know why
(know why i sell my Savior small)
but it won't make me cry
make me cry tonite

the beauty was such
and immeasurably so
my eyes were alive and bright
to the blinding glow

and as i embraced
to love it more
i shivered and fell like a leaf
to the forest floor
where i was before

and i know why
(know why i sell myself short)
and i know why
(i sell my Savior small)
but it won't make me cry
but it won't make me cry
(why do we stand there?)
in constant fear
almost near

as if my only thought
and my only breath
i gave and i gave and i gave
till i'd nothing left
except consequence

and i know why
(know why i sell myself short)
and i know why
(know why i sell my Savior small)
have i run to Christ?
have i?
(why do we stand there)
in constant fear
almost near
(why do we stand there?
without a care
though so aware
Letras: Bittersweet Poor Old Lu [final]