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Big Sky
03:05
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2. |
All In a Life
02:57
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Seeds of Evergreen
05:21
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Like the seeds of evergreen, we grow and reach so high
Looking for a way through to make sense of this life
We’re nurtured by the water and guided by the sun
Our freedom based on where we are and to what we belong
Like the seeds of evergreen, we’re searching for a life line
Like the seeds of evergreen, our beauty lies within
Waiting for a life line to begin
The wind touches us so briefly as we dance on and on
While the light shines through our eyes, within this passing time
Like the seeds of evergreen, we’re searching for a life line
Within our daily callings, the seasons come and go
We are spread across the lands so far
Where both the week and the strong call home
We’re nurtured by the water and guided by the sun
From the earth we came and will return
Like the seeds of evergreen
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4. |
The Circle
04:49
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Run if you can, to catch up to your spirit
Follow the road as it leads you round the corner
Can you hear your name as it calls out to you
Can you make out the words as your listening to your story
We fall down, stand up
Learn to make your way and then accept it
The sun rises, the sun sets as the circle goes
Your life will follow it
The house where I lived, is filled with faces and memories
Though the paint is fading I still hear the life in the hallways
My sister and my brother, my mother and my father
How we chose each other to walk along and share this journey
We fall down, stand up
Learn to make your way and then accept it
The sun rises, the sun sets as the circle goes
Your life will follow it
Sitting in my dad’s car as I watch the train go by
With the passing of time all the dreams and the hopes that it carries
Funny how your life goes
Like this train rolling on, down the track until you can’t see it.
We fall down, stand up
Learn to make your way and then accept it
The sun rises, the sun sets as the circle goes
Your life will follow it
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5. |
Moment In Time
04:52
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It’s amazing we’re still here
Look at how we keep evolving
This spinning world goes round and round despite us
Each generation fails to understand this
These are the days we are living
Life and death go hand and hand
There is no God that doesn’t know this
Cause when the time comes it’s just a leap of faith
That we’ll walk through light into something marvellous
These are the days we are living
You can’t run and hide, you’ve got to face all of life’s surprises
No matter who you are or what you’ve gained
the road outside is all the same
Walk with joy and laughter, with joy and laughter
I wish there was a simple secret
That we could share and learn to get along
With the meaning of life and all its wonders
Passed along from child to child
These are the days we are living
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7. |
Dreamer
05:58
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8. |
Forward Motion
06:30
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I sat alone by the fire, quietly
Helps me feel the world around me, breathlessly
Lived a long time in the city, almost forgot who I was
Like so many who are searching, endlessly
Forward Motion keeps on moving
Carrying us along into the future
The clock keeps ticking
While the fire burns out slow
People are tired, people are worried
Cause these days their money doesn’t go so far
Working hard for a living isn’t what it used to be
Forward Motion keeps on moving
Carrying us along into the future
The clock keeps ticking
While the fire burns out slow
Can’t give up to the darkness
Waiting behind the door
Walk your path with kindness before you go too far
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9. |
Living In America
04:09
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Living in America used to be a dream. For so many people far away and unseen.
With those big cars, movie stars, Living in America, now all hail to the red, white and blue,
Living in America used to be a dream.
Now in this land, they tell you to reach for anything you want.
Because everything is possible, just believe that you can.
Cause we’re god’s chosen children, Living in America, in that long house, white picket fences,
Living in America used to be a dream.
Now they believe that their saviour has come, to deliver all their people back to the kingdom
Better not try to stop us or get in our way, because we have what it takes to change the world again.
Now our little brother, our queen and country follow us everywhere.
Cause they’ve lost their voice, they’ve lost their way and feel safe in our shadow.
Now it’s all gone, the glory days, Living in America
In that high rise, with those jumbo fries
Living in America
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10. |
La La Song
04:09
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Can’t write simple songs anymore, the world around us has got so complicated
Filled our heads with so many numbers, we live our lives like remote controls
Soon they’ll be no place left to buy any records, where you can hold it and feel it in your hands or read a story in a hard back book cover, late into the evening by the table light
Bring back the songs we can sing to, while we dance close and hold the one you love
Bring back a world of understanding, so we can all feel whole again
Singing La La La
I wonder if this future we’ve been building, is the one we’ve been waiting for
Can we live with all of our choices, while we watch our young ones try to make their way.
Can we keep living with all this separation, between our hearts, our souls and our minds
While we listen to all of our leaders as they keep on pedalling those same old lies.
Bring back the songs we can sing to, while we dance close and hold the one you love
Bring back a world of understanding, so we can all feel whole again
Singing La La La
Remember when all of the family, came Saturday night and we sat around the tv.
Took a walk on the Virginia Blue mountains, what a simple way.
Bring back the songs we can sing to, while we dance close and hold the one you love
Bring back a world of understanding, so we can all feel whole again
Singing La La La
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11. |
How Long
05:13
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Another plane flies across the water
Coming home again lie it has so many times before
Carrying more wooden boxes covered in a cloth of what a nation believes
How many more souls will we have to bury
Underneath the guise of freedom
Where some girls are still not allowed to learn
And others not allowed to pray
How long will we keep going on like this
A man’s word used to be his honour
Meant more than just the paper it was written on
But today so many lies have been told and promise’s broken
While the peoples back bend like a cypress in a cold wind
How long will we keep going on like this
Our freedom comes with a price to pay
Look at all the mothers crying
God it makes me angry, when I see people throw it away
While they’re so many young still dying
Why does it take so long to listen?
And keep our eyes open so we can all learn to see
That our hearts feel the same and beat in one motion
No colour in mind, hand and hand, woman and man
After all don’t we wake up in the morning?
Turn the page and get ready to face the day
Should be no one, nowhere to stop someone from dreaming
Keep their hopes alive or let them say what they want to say
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12. |
Thread of Life
05:07
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13. |
A Quiet Night
06:51
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14. |
Sisters
03:08
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Domenic DeCicco Frome, UK
Domenic is an acclaimed multi-instrumentalist, vocalist and composer who has traveled the world sharing his music as a solo artist and as co-founder/lead of the innovative acoustic -roots group Praying for the Rain. He is a deeply soulful and compelling musician and storyteller who brings a rich, uncluttered quality to his music that fills his songs with evocative imagery and lyrical narrative. ... more
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