1. |
The Healer
04:40
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As the light
begins to fade
I lose my patience
and wonder
what comes next
all the days
begin to fade
to weeks then months then years
then you're dead
My foot is on the clutch
and I'm starting to switch gears
think I've had enough
running from these fears
Should I go back?
To where I'm from
the water's calling
I'll jump in
I'll jump in
As we set sail
to distant lands
and chase that sunrise
wave goodbye
my foot is on the clutch
and I'm starting to switch gears
think I've had enough
running from these fears
every time we're close
afraid i'll be too much
we were right
to let go
of what is not
healing our
insides
I think that's why
we've got nothing to hide
healing our
insides
I think that's why
we've got nothing to hide
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2. |
Life of Gold
02:56
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You
knew just not what to do
so I left you
all alone
I knew
it was not up to you
to show me
a life of gold
But there's a sun on the rise
I've opened up my eyes
Ben walking on the line
finally choosing a side
But I wonder
what is right
If we
make our own destiny
then how do
we know what's real?
But there's a sun on the rise
I've opened up my eyes
Been walking on the line
Finally choosing a side
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3. |
Stars
01:56
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You don't
have to go
out of your way
to make someone else feel small
you can bring the light
to anyone
at anytime
I know
sometimes it's hard
to feel okay
but you've got to try
Just look at the stars
they're gleaming any way
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GraceRose & Michael Carman
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