What Might Have Been (Live at Red Clay Theatre) - Jennifer Knapp

"What Might Have Been" live at Red Clay Theatre in Duluth, GA
From new album "Set Me Free." Buy on iTunes: itunes.apple.com/us/album/set...
Video by Rox Media Group
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Lyrics:
you are just like the waves
of the ocean
swift and salty, crash on my skin
if i dare to tread the rip of your
tongue i may well
float away dead
o, but i want to be near you
i don’t know if i can
my sweet love,
don’t leave me wanting
forever taunting me with
what might have been
you are just like the spice of tobacco
on my lips, the cardinal sin
you’re no good for me, still i proceed
damned for the taste of you darling
o, but i want to be near you
i don’t know if i can
my sweet love,
don’t leave me wanting
forever taunting me with
what might have been
i am just like the
love you’ve imagined
to my grave, i promise to hold
if only you’ll let me help us forget
these troubles that make up our road
o, but i want to be near you
i don’t know if i can
my sweet love,
don’t leave me wanting
forever taunting me with
what might have been

[@musikmel7]

So beautiful Jennifer... You are still my hero! Thank you for your honesty and willingness to live truthfully in front of the world. Praying for you always!

[@scottnellis1]

Jennifer Knapp is truly one of the best singer-songwriters of our time. This song is, once again, testimony to her wonderful talent.

[@debbieeads1537]

Have loved ur music an u for many years u an yours r in my prayers always

[@mickieroma7663]

So beautiful...longing for a love that consumes.

[@mchllbe]

Lovely!

[@TheTomWilcox]

I want to be near that Taylor Guitar...Its so purty :-| just sayin...

[@JohnO318]

Jennifer, repent.

[@TheTomWilcox]

John. Check the plank in your eye before you point out the saw dust in someone elses eye.

[@machinegunlasermouth9373]

Jesus was a eunuch, bro. You've been singing love songs to an ancient Near-Eastern bisexual trans woman. But please deny what the Bible is saying, it's funnier if you keep singing to her while in denial with everyone else. P.S. Your real god, Odin, wore women's clothes sometimes and did magic, something only Nordic women did, as it was considered unmanly. Sorry bout that truth, bud