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When I'm not writing books or working part-time, I'm often making Integr8d Soul music! Take a listen, we're getting things ready for the study and Pro Tools. There's more on Facebook-join in! Hope the songs bring you some of the joy they have us.-C Lue


1. Dawn wakes and I'm by your side
Who knows if this makes sense from the outside
All that really matters is if you feel it's wonderful
Amazing and real
'cause if that's how you feel

Continue playing, I love what you're saying
I think too much but I can leave it all when we're swaying
hold you closer -show a whole other scene
that we can write together
then we'll know what it means
Continue playing
2.Singing, sick, or when you need to disappear
I'll see where we are, over coming fear
We can never die, we're where the eagles fly
though the world gives me a sigh,
there's a way you take me high

Continue playing, I love what you're saying
I think too much but I can leave it all when we're swaying
Hold you close --- show a whole other scene
that we can write together
then we'll know what it means
Continue playing
bridge: Some things are simpler than most realize
What works best is simpler than most realize
Picture now a heaven new in love new in love in your eyes
instr.
(chorus)
Continue playing, I love what you're saying
I think too much but I can leave it all when we're swaying
Hold you close --- show a whole other scene
that we can write together
then we'll know what it means and outro:


Picture now a heaven new in love in your eyes
I can see a heaven new in love in your eyes
I can see a heaven new in love in your eyes
(Continue playing) (Hajime)
I can see a heaven new in love in your eyes
(Continue playing) Doo=dit doo-dit dooo
I can see a heaven new in love in your eyes


Lue Lyron

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