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Aryeh Kunstler – Within Your Walls [Official Music video]

Aryeh Kunstler – Within Your Walls [Official Music video]

Listen to Aryeh Kunstler’s new single “Within Your Walls,” out now:
https://open.spotify.com/album/2kT0Mv453oFCLUCzTtuzkC?si=bPpkUdpgRAKkRZLxPggDhg&nd=1

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Directed by: Justin Peeling at Lundon Media
Filmed and Edited by: Justin Peeling at Lundon Media

Music produced by Aryeh Kunstler & Nick Lewkowski
Lyrics: Aryeh Kunstler

Bass: Mitch Friedman
Drums: Chemy Soibelman
Guitar: YM Levine
Keys: Michael Nadata

Shot at: Lume Studios

Lyrics:
I’ve been traveling
The longest road
My feet are tired
My pace is slow

It’s been a long time
Since I’ve been home
Amongst the nations
Is where I roam

I’ve been trying
To not let go
But all my hardships
They push me so

How much longer
Do I have to go
I’m barely holding
Onto this thread of hope

Bring me, bring me back
Come and take me home
Lift me up on your wings
And save this tired soul

Like a father to son
Mercy hear my call,hear my call

Bring me, bring me back
Safe within your walls, within your walls

We’re your nation
And you’re the one
Who comes to save us
When we are done


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