1. |
Knee High Waters
05:20
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Have you ever met a soul, said they wouldn't leave
Well now it's your ship and it's a wreck at sea
Well there you are, standin' in the water
Up to your knees, beggin' darlin' please
Oh, My Love
Oh, My Love
Don't let me go
Well they say that the sea, holds all the keys
And when I leave this world, that's where I'll be free
When I was young, I thought that this place
Was just for me to have a little fun
Oh, My Love
Oh, My Love
Don't let me go
I've known many men, took quick way around
But I always knew that hard work could be found
1000 words fall like paper dolls
One stare from you will be the death of us all
Oh, My Love
Oh, My Love
Don't let me go
Oh, My love
Oh, My love
Don't let me go
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Unbroken Adventure
08:55
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Standing alone with you, I ain't alone at all
My conscience is clear, got nowhere to fall
What you do, you've been doing to us all
But what we solve, we resolve for the world
Well it's drawing to a close, my hands held high
There'll be no place to run, there'll be no place to crawl
Oh, millions of miles of grace from you
This gypsy soul will never die
Fields of dreams and nowhere to run
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There's A Window
05:24
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THERE'S A WINDOW
There's a window, of time passing by
Day by day, don't let it slip away
My love is with you, through the ocean of our dreams
Sail away, through the sea of the unknown
Driftin', a boy and his thrown
My love is with you, through the ocean of our dreams
There's a lady, who is gentle and kind
With wisdom, tough to unwind
My love, is with you
Through the ocean of our dreams
Music by: Mitchel Slade Lyrics by: Mitchel Slade – All rights Reserved – Copyright 2017 ©
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