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Marj
05:14
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There is a picture in my mind
It grows clearer every day
A thousand arms with hands wide open to me
A thousand voices sing welcome home
And they sing
Come on in
How have you been
We were just thinking about you
It's been so long
Since we have seen your face and heard you calling
Did you see your mother
She's been asking about you
Now you are here and we've been waiting for you
To see your smile
On the day when I am Heaven's youngest child
Now I am standing on my own
They say there's angels all around me
When I am quiet I can hear them breathe
And when I close my eyes I can see them dancing
And they sing
Come on in
How have you been
We were just thinking about you
It's been so long
Since we have seen your face and heard you calling
Did you see your mother
She's been asking about you
Now you are here and we've been waiting for you
To see your smile
On the day when I am Heaven's youngest child
And I am weeping as I see it again
And I am hoping on a prayer
And now another soul is waiting for me
And she'll sing
Come on in
How have you been
I was just thinking about you
It's been so long
Since I have seen your face and heard you call my name
Did you see my mother
She was asking about you
Now you are here
No more fear
This is your day
Now you are Heaven's baby child
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Fern
04:28
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So we've come to the silence today
We give a breath to our aching hearts
And though the half moon is far away
Still it's drowning out the stars
Tonight
You were never one for melancholy
But here we are now
So many words I can't pin them down
You're laughter rises and fades away
Tonight
So I lift my song to you
And join the Hallelujahs
And all the saints singing Delta Dawn
As they greet the Harley Angel
I call to mind the last time
Love overflowing upon my face
And though I laughed and cringed
And pulled away
Still your mark is upon me
Tonight
So I lift my song to you
And join the Hallelujahs
And all the saints singing Delta Dawn
As they greet the Harley Angel
We never really know what we're doing here
Or how it all ends
But the ache in my heart joins the tears in my eyes
And the hope in my heart joins the tears in my eyes
And the song in my heart joins the tears in my eyes
Till I greet the Harley Angel
So I lift my song to you
And join the Hallelujahs
And all the saints singing Delta Dawn
As they greet the Harley Angel
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Shadow
04:43
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You and me we are everlasting
In my breathing in and letting go I know you
You and me we are binding
In my rising up and falling down you know me too
In your eyes
I am lovely
In your eyes
The deepest wells I know
In your eyes
I'm the only one
You and me we are smiling
Through summer sun and winter frost I know you
You and me we are flying
Down dirty roads and fields of gold you know me too
In your eyes
I am lovely
In your eyes
The deepest wells I know
In your eyes
I'm the only one
You and me we are dancing
We're spinning round and leaping up and down again
You and me we are gliding
We fly away the horizon our only barricade
In your eyes
In your eyes
In your eyes
In your eyes
You and me we are crying
You hold me still and wrap your body round me
You and me but I'm still crying
You close your eyes and lay your body down
In my eyes
You are lovely
In my eyes
With deepest tears I've known
In my eyes
You're the only one
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Cassia's Music Alberta
Cassia Schramm is an Alberta based Singer/Songwriter with Folk, Gospel and East Coast influences. She is an F.R.S.A with Rosebud School of the Arts and a freelance actor. Her clear, pure voice will warm your heart, and she'll still shake the walls with an old Gospel tune. She has recently collaborated with doGhouse Studio's 'A Rosebud Christmas' and Fools Tongue's 'New World.' ... more
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