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Time
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TIME
(Sandra Davies - MCPS)
You’re driving somewhere over the Blue Ridge Mountains
My heart is right here, calling out your name
New friends that you made now far behind you
You said that things just didn’t feel the same
You’re heading north and leaving old Virginia
On a never ending road to Delaware
Said you’d tried so many times to call me
And lost count of the times you’d wished me there
Time is rushing by me
Time is standing still
Wish time could buy forever
But I guess it never will
An hour today will take you to Tom’s River
To meet an old friend at the music store
Said you’d try to call again this evening
But to hear your voice just leaves me wanting more
Time is rushing by me...
Soon be heading home from Carolina
With more than Carolina on your mind
Longing to feel your arms surround me
And to hear you say you love me one more time
Time is rushing by me...
I guess it never will
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ROSES IN SOFT COTTON
(Bruce & Sandra Davies MCPS/PRS)
Sunlight touched your diamonds
The sparkle made me smile
A memory of a happy time
That happened back a while
I had a need to give you something
More than just a kiss
Lasting and forever
The granting of a wish
Roses in soft cotton
Led to silk and lace
I never will forget
The loving smile upon your face
We walked and saw so many things
Sang and laughed and cried
We listened to his music
It melted us inside
Special sounds
Special rhymes
Traffic noise
Church bell chimes
Reminding us
Of happy times
Together …
Forever
And then we were so happy
With the friends we know
Sharing in the laughter
Until our time to go
I held her close
Our tears began to fall
He held us both
Don’t you worry none at all
Special sounds...
Days go fast
Days go slow
People come
People go
I’m still wanting you to know
You are the best days of my life
You are the best days of my life
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Nothing To Remember
03:49
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Words and Music - Rory Lee Feek & Joey Martin (Ole Black In The Saddle Songs)
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Warm September Days
03:24
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WARM SEPTEMBER DAYS
(Sandra Davies MCPS)
Warm September days,
Long shadows dance and play on fields of golden corn
Pale skies of blue
Reflect a long deep inside of you
Can it be that summer has now gone
When I still feel the warm September sun
Can’t you hear the earth beat like a drum
As it speaks to you and tells you what it’s done
Gold Autumn leaves
Blow with a gentle breeze along this broken road
Trees, old and bare
Tell us their story but do we really care?
Can it be that summer has now gone...
Can it be that summer has now gone...
“Winter plants for sale”
A sign hanging on a rail that tells of what’s to come
Long bitter days
Seems like for ever, they’ll decide to stay
Can it be that summer has now gone...
Warm September days,
Long shadows dance and play on fields of golden corn
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Words & Music - Tom Paxton (Cherry Lane Music)
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THEN THERE WAS YOU
(Sandra Davies -MCPS)
Thought I had it all wrapped in my heart
And that dreams never came true
Felt that love and life were just passing by me
.........then there was you
Felt the winds of change blow through the darkness
Watched as morning sun banished the dew
When I asked myself, how could this happen?
The answer was you
You fill my life with real love
Complete love, that’s true
There are no words to tell my love
How I feel for you
When you're far away I still feel you near me
The unspoken word, holding us true
Though the night is long, it won't last forever
I’ll wake to find you
You fill my life with real love
Complete love, that’s true
There are no words to tell my love
How I feel for you
Thought I had it all wrapped in my heart…
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WILL YOU TAKE ME BACK AGAIN…SOMEDAY
(Sandra Davies)
Will you take me back again…someday?
Will you take me take me back again so we can play
Where the years fall from our shoulders
Where the sun will always shine
Will you take me back again…someday
Seems forever and a day since last I saw you
When really it was only yesterday
We laughed with childlike fun
Dancing in the summer sun
Saying more than words could ever say
Will you take me back again…someday?...
Remember when we searched for hidden meaning
In a song you swore was written just for me
I believed it to be true
I was so in love with you
Now it’s just a fading memory
Will you take me back again…someday?...
Do you think we can begin a new tomorrow?
As we drift along in dreams of yesterday
Hold my hand and say hello
Yes we’ll take it nice and slow
Kiss me in your soft and gentle way
Will you take me back again…someday?
Will you take me take me back again so we can play
Where the years fall from our shoulders
Where the sun will always shine
Will you take me back again
Will you take me back again
Will you take me back again…
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Bruce Davies Scotland, UK
I have been a full-time singer, guitarist and songwriter since 1984 and host the Spirit of Scotland Show, which presents the best in Scottish entertainment to visitors from all over the world and is Edinburgh's premiere summer Scottish Evening. In the winter, I perform all over the UK and sometimes overseas, featuring the songs of writers I admire, some I've written and some songs of Scotland. ... more
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