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I Have Always Found You
02:19
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Sunrise on the courtyard
Soft cries after dawn
It's no surprise that you've been broken
It's no surprise that you were gone
You've been lost before
I have always found you
Blue skies into twilight
Nothing ever stays the same
But you'll always hear me in the thunder
You'll always feel me in the rain
You've been lost before
I have always found you
Morning comes after darkness
In some things you don't belong
It's getting lost and getting closer
It's getting up to carry on
And you've been lost before
I have always found you
I have always found you
And I have always found you
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The Rain
04:40
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There's a young man never leaves this town/yeah he's always around/says he likes the colors of the summer/but I think it's the girl that he's found/says she paints the sky blue/and when she's near/she makes the sunshine last/they walk together oh so slowly/cuz they don't wanna grow up too fast//
She's like the rain (and it's just going on) falling softly on his face (and it's just going on)/and when she whispers his name (they don't wanna go home) she makes sense of the pain//
There's a young man/he just left this town with no money to spare/he says that this place crushes his dreams/they're better followed elsewhere/he's always quick with facts and figures/but his feelings are numb/and when he's faced with things he can't process/you know he's just gonna run//
He prays for rain (and it's just going on) to fall softly on his face (and it's just going on)/someone to whisper his name (cuz he wants to go home) and make sense of the pain//
And he wants to go home
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Pistols and Parachutes Lethbridge
Folk pop music from western Canada. 'I Have Always Found You' is available now!
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Country tinged folk music from our hometown hero. Introspective songwriting and excellent banjo playing!
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