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Tidal Waves (Lisa)
04:34
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Lisa you’re the light that’s shining,
Filtered through my soul
These pieces were all scattered years back
Now our love’s grown as a whole
Your love is like my own religion
I was blind, but now I see
Without you I was half a person
I feel alive and so complete
Can’t seem to kiss you hard enough
There’s no reason I’d give up
Falling deeper into love, deeper into love
Lisa we are never ending
but when we’re old and gray
I know this love will still feel brand new
and hit like tidal waves
Lisa when the days weigh heavy
And I'm lost in dark defeat
Such a brilliant smile guides me
To somewhere I’d rather be
Can’t seem to kiss you hard enough
There’s no reason to give up
Falling deeper into love, deeper into love
Lisa you're the light that's shining
Filtered through my soul
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Forever Valentine
03:53
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You are all I want
And All I need
To feel whole
To feel free
You are all i love
in every step
throughout my soul
in every breath
if you need to rest your worried mind
i'll be there to catch you every time
if all we have is love, we'll be just fine
we'll be just fine
we can drive for miles
without one word
and i'll always know
my thoughts are heard
and we'll always be
right at home
just you and me
as we grow old
if you need to rest your worried mind
i'll be there to catch you every time
if all we have is love, we'll be just fine
we'll be just fine
all i want is you forever
nothing else will do, no never
all i want is you for all my life
and if you need to rest your worried mind
i'll be there to catch you every time
you are my forever valentine
you are my forever valentine
you are my forever valentine
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