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Sara
05:20
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Sara (The Sound Of Rain)
Words and Music by Glenn Diamond
Copyright © 1986 Paradise Park Music
Ever since I was a young man I have tried to steer my way
Between the glory of the stars and the troubles of my day
Now a new storm is coming, I can feel it on the rise
And the glory I'm needing is the light in your eyes
There's an aching in my heart, there's a crying in the land
And, Lord knows, I'm trying to understand
Sara, please be mine tonight
Can I lay by your side 'til the morning light
If I can hear your heart beat it'll be alright
Sara, please be mine tonight
When I wake up in the morning and hear the sound of rain
It feels like a mystery no one can explain
Just from where comes the darkness, and where comes the dawn
How do I know when it's time to move on
I'm alone on the mountain, I'm alone in the crowd
Love -- it's a mystery to humble the proud
Chorus
Keeping up with your dreams and I'm running out of breath
But looking backwards, that's the kiss of death
Yes, I hear what you're saying, and I know that it's true
The day is coming when our judgement is due
We'll be cleansed of the madness, or broken by our fear
The choice, it's ours, and the time is near
Chorus
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Comin' Back To Me
05:25
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Debt
03:46
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Ohio
03:11
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6. |
Ripple
04:49
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The Señorita Song (Sooner Or Later)
Words and Music by Glenn Diamond
Copyright © 1986 Paradise Park Music (ASCAP)
There was a time when I thought that for every ounce of my devotion
A heart out there somewhere would echo with love
But as I watch the years just roll by it seems a fanciful notion
And now I no longer know what I'm sure of
I'm runnin' to her, she's runnin' to him
Oh, why can't we see the mess that we're in
And on the evenings you came crying, do your remember what you were saying?
That it was over and time to move on
Well, I know the tears were real but it was a game that you were playing
And I'm getting tired of being your pawn
I'm runnin' to her, she's runnin' to him
Oh, why can't we see the mess that we're in
Love is the answer say all the wise men
Fear not to give your heart away
Keeping track — I don't believe it but I'm holding on
Sooner or later she's coming my way
Love is the answer say all the wise men
Fear not to give your heart away
I know what you're thinking but I won't hold on
Sooner or later she's coming my way
So when that morning sun comes rising I'm running down into the ocean
Feel those cleansing waters wash over me
And I'll watch those waves go rolling by in perpetual motion
While the rivers sing me in sweet harmony
The wires get crossed, but love's never lost
Someday we'll see the mess that we're in
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Another Age
04:47
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9. |
The Things I Notice Now
04:01
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It's Up To Me
03:10
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It's Up To Me
Words & Music by Tom Shellenberger
Copyright © 1986 Paradise Park Music (ASCAP)
And my mind keeps telling me
All I've really got to do
Is to be happy -- it's up to me
In the morning when I wake up
Feel your warmth beside me
Time transcends reality
Yesterday is today, hate is love
War is peace, down is up
Down is up ...
I love you so much, I feel like I've been born again
And it doesn't really matter at all
The answers to all those questions, well ...
And my mind keeps telling me
All I've really got to do
Is to be happy -- it's up to me
It's up to me ...
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11. |
A Hazy Shade Of Winter
02:46
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Leavin' On A Jet Plane
04:50
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13. |
The Well Of Freedom
03:39
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