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Salt of the Earth
02:46
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Moonlight Trail
04:59
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Let's Talk About You
03:39
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Lyrics by Peter Murphy
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The Dance of the Day
03:47
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THE DANCE OF THE DAY
Love doesn’t travel
Like a runaway train
It fights its battles
In its own name
Love isn’t shallow
It’s too deep for some hearts
When things unravel
It won’t fall apart
[ch]
Try me, you might be
Very surprised
I see, before me
Beautiful eyes
Trust that, what we have
Won’t go away
It’s rock steady and we’re ready
For the dance of the day
Fear only hurts you
Like pins stuck in your skin
It turns things dark blue
Where do we begin?
[ch]
Try me, you might be
Very surprised
I see, before me
Beautiful eyes
Trust that, what we have
Will not go away
It’s rock steady and we’re ready
For the dance of the day
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We hear the music, what does it say
It can move us in every way
Nighttime calls and sings more songs
And we can simply play along
[ch]
Try me, you might be
Very surprised
I see, before me
Beautiful eyes
Trust that, what we have
Will not go away
It’s rock steady and we’re ready
For the dance of the day
©2015 Kristi McKeever
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Michael Karns
is a songwriter, poet, and full-time musician living in North Texas.
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