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Shine Your Light
03:16
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I hope you’re happy now
With all your demons gone
God’s hand reaches out
To guide your soul back home
I hope the angels sing while you play
Hope you find eternal peace
And I know you’ll always shine your light on me
I pray your sons do find
The hope to remain strong
And when they do rewind
They find the strength to carry on
Through your times of silent suffering
You loved them till the end
And I know you’ll always shine your light on them
The ones you left behind
Spare them a loving thought
They tried to help you find
The happiness you sought
Through your darkness they still loved you
Your family, your friends
So when you’re looking down please shine your light on them
I’m afraid to cry for you
‘Cause the tears won’t stop
Want to say goodbye to you
But that’s a little too hard
And the songs we made
They’ll always hold your soul
The sweet sounds you played
My songs will forever hold
The shows, the songs, the laughter
Etched into my memory
And I know you’ll always shine your light on me
The shows, the songs, the laughter
Etched into my memory
And I know you’ll always shine your light on me
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Through My Veins (live)
03:54
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Rick Hart Melbourne, Australia
A voice that floats with honesty and soulful warmth atop his countrified soul
stylings.
Of his debut EP "Spiral", The Great American Song Contest said “This is impressive songwriting! The melodic aspects perfectly capture the emotional tone of the songs. The classic alt country/R&B musical aspects are brilliant."
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