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How Does It Feel
04:56
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How Does It Feel
Music and Lyrics by Lizzie Weber
You keep on telling me to carry on,
And reminding me that the light in me
is strong.
And thank you for telling me ‘its okay to cry,’
And for holding me so closely
Every night.
I know all the ways this life can give and it can take,
And how easy it can be to lose your hope along way,
But you see the light in me,
So the fight in me lives on...
How does it feel to know that lovin' you keeps me goin'?
I couldn't live without you, lovin' you keeps me goin'.
Thank you for tellin' me to take my time,
Impatience keeps me from taking things in stride.
You give me your ear, and you're never unkind
When I'm lost inside my head and hard to find.
I know all the ways this life can give and it can take,
and how easy it can be to feel ashamed when you're in pain,
But you see the light in me,
So the fight in me lives on...
How does it feel to know, lovin' you keeps me goin'?
I couldn't live without you, lovin' you keeps me goin'
I know a good love is so hard to come by,
I know a good love is equal to sacrifice.
How does it feel to know, how does it feel to know llovin' you keeps me goin'?
I couldn't live without you, lovin' you keeps me goin'.
It keeps me goin’
It keeps me goin’
It keeps me goin’...
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2. |
Lay Down Your Love
03:34
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Lay Down Your Love
Music and Lyrics by Lizzie Weber
It won’t be easy,
But open up your window:
Hear the birds still singin’,
There will be no giving into
Fear, no looking in the rear view.
All that we can do is lay down our love.
Lay down your love,
Lest we come undone.
It won’t be easy,
But settle down, and let your mind
Sail in stillness, inhale each morning mist
And kiss the ones to whom you give your life.
All that we can do is lay down our love.
Lay down your love,
Lest we come undone.
It won’t be easy,
But step outside and
Let the sunlight feed your spirit;
Exhale what you could do without,
And don’t lose hope, we need it now.
All that we can do is lay down our love.
Lay down your love.
Lay down your love.
Lay down your love.
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3. |
Blue Wave Bloom
04:09
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Blue Wave Bloom
Music and Lyrics by Lizzie Weber
Now that I’ve got
A little more time on my hands
I can try to understand
Why I let you in again.
You are the red tide
In the corner of my mind:
Shallow little lies,
I must cast you out again.
There’s no room
For you blue wave bloom,
And From what I’ve seen, I know
You’ll be gone soon.
And at night,
When I wake up and find
That once again I’ve gone and survived you,
I’ll be the one,
I’ll be the one,
I’ll be the one
In bloom. In bloom.
Now that I’ve seen
Where you can take me
I will try to believe you won’t be back again
But just like the red tide,
You’re illuminated by
Darkness and in time
There will be light again
There’s no room
For your blue wave bloom
You can’t lay me out again
Like you used to.
And at night
When l wake up and find
That I’ve seen you and have no cause
To fear you.
I’ll be the one,
I’ll be the one,
I’ll be the one
In bloom. In bloom. In bloom.
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Lizzie Weber St. Louis, Missouri
Singer/songcrafter based in St. Louis, MO.
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