Bigger Picture
Bigger Picture
You always get the bigger picture. It’s just blurry on our side.
BIGGER PICTURE
Written by Phillip Joubert (ASCAP), Connor Wheaton (ASCAP), Clowdell Williams (ASCAP), Denzel Talison (BMI)
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VERSE
Something bout the world shutting down
Turns my fragile heart inside out
If just for a moment, my honestly breaks through
I find myself more messed up than I knew
PRE CHORUS
If you come to show us what’s inside
Don’t you let us cover up our eyes
CHORUS
You always get the bigger picture
It’s just blurry on our side
You always get the bigger picture
It’s the story that you write
BRIDGE
It won’t go back to what it was
You’re making something better
It won’t go back to what it was
You’re making something better
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