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Take Your Hand
05:37
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She was the girl who, grew up in a small town life
He was the boy who, moved around in cities lights
Fate has showed us that every once in a while
A chain of reactions will ignite the sparks that were meant to fly
Everyone knows you can't start without a starting line
Everyone knows fate doesn't always follow time
Everyone knows you need someone to stand beside
So darling, can I take your hand in mine?
She moved away and settled into her new life
He would go to hold her, drive around in back road lights
Fate has showed us that every once in a while
Distance means nothing when those sparks were meant to fly
I'd travel the back roads just to see you,
'Cuz there's a part of me that needs you
With every fibre inside my being
I want to be the guide who leads you
Kneeling down with my eyes locked frozen
The sound of the falls surround the moment
When I ask you to take my name and own it
Forever is for the one I've chosen
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A Recessional
03:56
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Church Pew
03:08
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A Processional
03:34
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Kurtis Kennedy-Singer Toronto, Ontario
Making acoustic/folk/rock/indie/alternative/musical sounds since '92.
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