Tiny Riot
Sam Ryder
[Verse 1]
There's a feeling, there's a fire
There's a whisper preachin' to the choir
Take the leaders and the liars
Throw your fears on the funeral pyre
Keep on breathing, don't go under
Keep your ear to the ground, hear the thunder
When the earth quakes, and the ground shakes
Throw your caution to the wind when the storm breaks

[Chorus]
Mother, sister, father, brother
Step into the light and start a tiny riot
Stop being so god damn quiet
Got a spark in your heart, so strike it
Wash away your pain
Turn the pouring rain to a tidal wave and ride it
Got something inside, don't hide it
Like dynamite ignited
Wash away your pain
Turn the pouring rain to the wave of a tiny riot
[Verse 2]
Take the music, learn to use it
Turn it up till your speakers blow fuses
Learn the rhythm, but never lose it
Keep on moving till you know what the truth is
If butterflies can use their wings to turn the wind to hurricanes
You and I can break the chains, it takes a day

[Chorus]
To start a tiny riot
Stop being so god damn quiet
Got a spark in your heart, so strike it
Wash away your pain
Turn the pouring rain to a tidal wave and ride it
Got something inside, don't hide it
Like dynamite ignited
Wash away your pain
Turn the pouring rain to the wave of a tiny riot

[Bridge]
In the darkness there's a light
You can find it if you try
If you open up your eyes
If you're drifting out to sea
You can just hold on to me
We'll make it to the other side
[Chorus]
And start a tiny riot
Stop being so god damn quiet
Got a spark in your heart, so strike it
Wash away your pain
Turn the pouring rain to a tidal wave and ride it
Got something inside, don't hide it
Like dynamite ignited
Wash away your pain
Turn the pouring rain to the wave of a tiny riot
Riot
Like dynamite
Wash away your pain
Turn the pouring rain to a tidal wave and ride it
Got something inside, don't hide it
Like dynamite ignited
Wash away your pain
Turn the pouring rain to the wave of a tiny riot
Write the lyrics for a pop song made in 2021, titled "Tiny Riot", by artist "Sam Ryder".