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It's A Life Of Hope
02:00
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It’s a long way home, but now
Baby I know
Downpours
Don’t have to last
Be the first
To get past
It’s a long way home, but now
Baby I know the way
Love such a game to play
There’s a lot to say
It’s a long way home, but now
Baby I know the way
It’s a life of hope
Just follow the rhymes
It’s a life of hope
Oh oh oh
Rays of light
In the most pretty eyes
Hearts, in time
Meet on the same line
It’s a long way home, but now
Baby I know the way
It’s a life of hope
Just follow the rhymes
It’s a life of hope
Oh oh oh
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Looking For True Love
02:26
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The Sweet Twangy Brothers Québec
Indie lo fi garage band. We write, record, mix and release the same day.
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