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My heart is on fire,
Laying in bed
The note that you wrote is flying loops in my head
And my head is in the clouds
And I don't wanna look down
And know that my body is still standing on the ground
The first time you fall is easy
The second time is hard
But If you have the courage to see it through
You can close your eyes and love will find you
My back is getting sore
From carrying around this baggage
But I'm too afraid to let myself unpack it
And I can't see the path
If I don't leave the past behind
And the lies I tell myself are the ties that bind
The first time you fall is easy
The second time around is hard
But if you keep on trying I find it's true
You can be deaf and blindfolded
But love will find you
I used to be sure
That beauty was a rare thing
Now my eyes are so sore
From staring at the damn thing
And light is everywhere
Since I learned how to look
And it's not just a thing that I read in some book
The first time you fall is easy
The second time is hard
And I swear I wouldn't say it if I thought it wasn't true
You can close those pretty eyes and love will find you
You can try to hide but love will find you
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The Day That You Arrived
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Broken Love
03:52
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All Ways Love
04:29
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Radiant Life Perspective Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
just a couple makin' music together. =)
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