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We Are Both The Same
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Bright Milestones
04:00
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blue bbq
04:58
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Thousand Acre Smile
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Yesterday she was a child
wore flowers in her hair
Now she’s dancing center stage
living life without a care
Ribbons & rainbows are her reality
all the world’s her fantasy
(chorus)She’s a girl with a thousand acre smile
eyes as wide as a country mile
Wears her heart out on her sleeve
when she says I love you,
you got to believe
In the girl
with a thousand acre smile
The day she wore her mother’s dress
with ruffles, roses & all the rest
Took her father’s breath away
left his hair a little more gray
(They say the) apple doesn't fall
far from the tree
But how she shines
Is still a mystery to me
===CHORUS===
Well now she’s gone out on her own
looks much the same but how she’s grown
No she hasn’t lost those star-blue eyes
time tells all and then it flies
Seasons turn, apple blossoms grow
we always seem to reap
more than we sow
===CHORUS===
In dreams as clear as yesterday
I see my little girl with rag dolls play
Now grand-babies bounce upon my knee
& I thank the Lord for His majesty
Perfect love in a perfect world
from a grain of sand to a precious pearl
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Lovolution101
02:36
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you know a whole lotta
heeby jeebying’s being done
everybody's fighting and
no wars are being won
triggers are being pulled
that can never be undone
you gotta shoot
from the hip baby
and not from a gun
love is a weapon
that conquers all
love is the answer
heed the call
you know a whole lotta
all-kinda-everything
under the sun
been keeping me from doing
what needs to be done
so it’s right back to the basics
lovolution 101
always a good place to start
right from the heart
I just got to remember
which came first
the horse or the cart
©skipleonmusique2013
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skip leon Rhode Island
Salty dog songmeister from sixties with Eric Lichter Dirt Floor studio sound - heartsongs with hard edges - homilies of love, hope and rage
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