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All My Life
03:44
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Here we go again singing a love song.
Hearing the carols when its only July.
Happiness is spreading like a spring flower.
Everyone is singing.
Everyone is free, Oh.
Everyone is singing your song.
All my Life I'll Play you a little tune.
All my life I'll love you till the end.
All my life I will never stop until I have you in my arms.
Happiness is another word to say I love you.
Spreading the cheer that I have you.
Every word I say is meaningful.
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Back Home (Demo)
03:46
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Is it true?
What's happen to me.
The glorious sound of God forsaken me.
I'm a man.
Who's down so much wrong, and now the angles are singing their song.
All of the mistakes I have mad.
From the glorious eyes that haven't shun me
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Kavan Ingram Arlington, Texas
I'm a song writer living in the great state of Texas.
Just a cat dad that likes Jazz.
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