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Dark Deep Waters
03:34
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The harbour's calling, its night lights falling
on dark deep waters
To bring our boats home safe from the sea
La la la la-la-la-la, La la la la-la-la-la
The still night listens, the pale moon glistens
on dark deep waters
To bring our boats home safe from the sea
La la la la-la-la-la, La la la la-la-la-la
We've sailed the night tides, eternal light glides
o'er dark deep waters
To bring our boats home safe from the sea
La la la la-la-la-la, La la la la-la-la-la
We've travelled so slow, but lights of love glow
on dark deep waters
To welcome boats home safe from the sea
La la la la-la-la-la, La la la la-la-la-la
The wave lapped seashore, the sheltered harbour
the dark deep waters
And all our boats home safe from the sea
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2. |
Loving You
03:56
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What’s it all about, life’s too short
no need to shout, I found out
what’s the use in fighting, what’s the use in it all
Loving you, Loving you
Loving you was always easy
Love was good to us, first time around
When our eyes first met, I’ll never forget
I’ll never forget this feeling, but what’s the use of it now
Loving you, Loving you
Loving you was always easy
Can’t we just forget, what’s gone wrong
Loving you and yet, with no regret’s
I’m too tired of fighting, it’s gone on for too long
Loving you, Loving you
Loving you was always easy
What d’you wanna do, about me and you
Let’s try and work it out, it’s what we need to do
Our love is well worth saving, our love is all that we have
Loving you, Loving you
Loving you was always easy
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How Can Love Hurt So
04:40
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Touched with a spark of flame, lost in the sorrow game, knowing
Cry for the waking dead, space in a silent head, unknowing
Oh, How can love hurt so, Oh, How can love hurt so,
is it how we grow? how can we know?
Follow a breath inside, touch base and decide, nothing
Heart bursting with a pride, passion cannot hide, loving
Oh, How can love hurt so, Oh, How can love hurt so,
is it how we grow? how can we know?
Leave me to bleed this time, I’ll lick my wounds in time, no fear
Earth mother hurts for me, beauty in all she sees, sorrow
Oh, How can love hurt so, Oh, How can love hurt so,
is it how we grow? how can we know?
Oh, How can love hurt so, Oh, How can love hurt so,
is it how we grow? how can we know?
is it how we grow?
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Love Is
03:11
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To bring light when there is darkness, To bring hope when there is fear
To give love to the millions, When life is austere
To feed the hungry children, and shelter the weak and poor
To nurture the many, as opposed to the few.
Love is, love is all that’s needed, Can’t you see this
To MP’s we elected, We ask you to hear
The voice of the people, We need you to steer
To socially just policies, where our society can care
For its many poor citizens, so let’s be aware.
Love is, love is all that’s needed, Can’t you see this
This song asks for action, It’s the right thing to do
By giving what’s needed, You’re giving to you too
The rich and the wealthy, You can surely help out
To give to the needy, is what it’s all about.
Love is, love is all that’s needed, Can’t you see this
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Blue Fox Knights Scotland, UK
The Blue Fox Knights are Dave Albiston & Philip Condie & were formed from a mutual interest in songwriting.Our songs are unique & cover a wide range of subjects ie love, mystery & spirituality.Over the years Dave (vocal/guitar) & Philip (vocal/percussion /drums/bass/ keyboards) have sung & played extensively in various bands throughout Edinburgh /Scotland,in the Ceilidh/Folk & Swing Areas. ... more
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