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Falling
03:16
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I’ve been wandering these days
Searching for a way through this winding maze.
But still I find my way to you
Don’t know if this feeling that I have is true.
Falling deeper in and out again
I tell myself that I am not pretending to love you.
I’ve been wandering in a haze
Lost in a memory of yesterday
But still I find my way to you
Don’t know if this feeling that I have is true.
Falling deeper in and out again
I tell myself that I am not pretending to love you.
I’m afraid to lose you after all that we’ve been through.
I’m afraid to lose you tell me all this will pass soon.
I’ve been wandering these days
I’ve been wondering these days, if I love you.
Falling deeper in and out again
I tell myself that I am not pretending to love you.
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Will You Wait
04:25
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A letter came for you today
Wish I had thrown it away
I can’t bear to lose
War takes all young men too soon
Wedding bells just faded now
The call of the drums sound so loud
You pull me in close
And whisper this soft melody
Will you wait dear
I’ll hold you once again
Though we’re apart dear
This journey will end
And I will come home to your arms
One by one names disappear
Days and weeks turn into years
I turn out the light
And whisper your sweet melody
Will you wait dear
I’ll hold you once again
Though we’re apart dear
This journey will end
And I will come home to your arms
Oh no say it ain’t so
Can’t stand to do this alone
Stay with me
Won’t you please come home
A letter came for me today
Wish I could throw it away
I can’t bear to lose
You were taken from me too soon
Will you wait dear
I’ll hold you once again
Though we’re apart dear
And your journey has end
I will come home to your loving arms once again
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Come Down Lord
02:40
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All my life I’ve been running for my soul
Can’t slow down or the devil takes his toll
I need somebody to come save me
Come down lord, take me from Calvary
Spent 10 years already for my sins
Five years for bad behavior in the pen
I need somebody to come save me
Come down lord, take me from Calvary
The preacher’s down by the water’s edge
Waiting for sinners to lay their heads
Show me the light, show me the way
So I can go on living (sinning) for another day
Break these chains and throw them on the floor
Bend these bars and open up the door
I need somebody to come save me
Come down lord, take me from Calvary
The preacher’s down by the water’s edge
Waiting for sinners to lay their heads
Show me the light, show me the way
So I can go on living (sinning) for another day
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4. |
The Table
04:33
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Do you know where the time goes
Would you stand with me and watch it fall away
Can you feel in the embers
There’s a fire there that wasn’t yesterday
I can’t tell you
To move on
So come to the table, gather round
Tell us their stories once more
We leave memories in the night
Paint pictures of a life
Did he write songs about her
Did she wander through the fields at break of day
Would they grow old together
Or slowly fall apart and fade away
Do they know we’re
Here below
So come to the table, gather round
Tell us their stories once more
We leave memories in the night
Paint pictures of a life
Oooo
Do they know we’re
Here below
So come to the table, gather round
Tell us their stories once more
We leave memories in the night
Paint pictures of a life
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Let's sing a song
I'll give you the words
If you play a melody
Then I'll take a verse
Sweet Serenade
Give and a take
Leave all behind
This world
Just you and I
Together
In this harmony
Let's just stay forever
There's no place I'd rather be
Just you and you
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