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Awakening Sky
03:09
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Welcome
02:22
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Evermore
03:22
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Seasons of Our Love
04:00
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Reflected Light
03:10
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Julie's Sister
02:23
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Death is Nothing At All
04:17
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Lyrics:
Death is Nothing at All
© 2016 Cindy Prince
It is a door
A door to go through
It is a cloud
Restricting the view
It is a an opening
Of a cocoon
It is a night
Beyond a bright moon
It is a freedom
Far past a memory
It is a warm light
That we can now see
It is an unwinding
It is a letting go
It isn't just an ending
But a new way to hello
Chorus
Death is nothing at all
A blink of an eye, answering the call
Death isn't final
We do not fade to black
All our lives are a journey
Of finding our way back
Bridge
We all will face death so there's no need to fear
We will finally realize just why we were here
It is a reunion
Coming back to the one
It is a expanding
Of the wide horizon
It is greater
Than we now can see
It is the heaven
Of all eternity
Repeat chorus
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Michael Karns
is a songwriter, poet, and full-time musician living in North Texas.
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