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Never too late (Jacky)
03:56
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Over my shoulder (Jacky)
03:53
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Keeper of my heart
04:01
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you comfort and console me
you rage and rock’n’roll me
release me and you hold me
like noone else can do
you lock me up and free me
you close your eyes and see me
you know how it feels to be me
and all i need is you
you’re my bright new morning
you’re my midnight star
you’re my roots and you’re my wings
you’re the strings on my guitar
you’re the ocean in the moonlight
and by loves mysterious art
you’re the guardian of my dreams
you’re the keeper of my heart
you’re the guardian of my dreams
you’re the keeper of my heart
you write me and you read me
you cut me and you bleed me
you starve me and you feed me
you make and break my heart
you follow and you lead me
you doubt and you believe me
but i need you and you need me
we’re each others counterpart
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The House of God
03:40
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If this is what you call the house of God
maybe I’ve come to the wrong place
I didn’t come expecting judgement here
I came looking for grace
I didn’t come for a performance
or for sanctimonious songs
I just thought I’d find acceptance
well maybe I was wrong
If this is what you call the house of God
then surely it should be for all
The old the young the lives undone
those who stand and those who fall (compassion without walls)
For the faithless and the faithful
for the outcast and the lost
for all the disillusioned dreamers
who crawl toward the cross
For the wounded and the broken
who have cried their tears enough
for the reckless and the renegades
who still believe in love
If this is what you call the house of God
maybe it’s time that I checked out
I’ll take my thimbleful of faith with me
and I’ll take my sack of doubts
And I’ll leave you with the bill to pay
for all the guilt you laid on me
tonight I’m going dancing
with the forgiven and the free
tonight I’m going dancing
with the forgiven and the free
© Paul Field
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