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Lost Out Here (Live)
04:00
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Lost Out Here
Written by Rebekah Craft
Verse
I’m gonna take a midnight run
Won’t be long, would you like to come?
Steer down the back roads through the fields
Keep on going til we find a place
With an open sky and a lot of space
Chorus
Oh, It’s beautiful here
The skies above and the earth beneath
The smell of the leaves and the windy breeze
Let’s get lost out here
Run through the trees, come find me
I couldn’t think of a better thing
Verse
I have seen this in my dreams
You’re holding me and we’re kissing too
Under the stars and the brightest moon
We were made to fall in love
Dance to the songs of a gentle dove
Here in the moment I’m seeing you
Your eyes are deep, so kind and blue
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2. |
Said and Done (Live)
04:44
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Said and Done
Written by Rebekah Craft, Gabriel Craft, Jesse Deyo
Verse
I’ve given you all my clues
No more guessing, it’s time to choose
You gotta make, make the move
I’ve done all that I can do
Chorus
You’re far away
I’m gonna stay beside you forever
You’re far away, I’m gonna stay
(and when it’s)
It’s all said and done
All said and done we’ll be together
No stoppin’ us, no stoppin’ us
Verse 2
Don’t be afraid, I know it’s hard
To reveal your soul to me
There are ways to show your love
Without words I feel you speak
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3. |
This Is Love (Live)
04:02
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This Is Love
Written by Rebekah Craft
Verse
Your voice carries down the long hallway
Sing sweet melodies
As you glide into your dreams
Wish I could rock you all through the night
Keep you close and hold you tight
Pre-chorus
But you’re growing up so fast
Ah, I gotta make this moment last
Soon you’ll be grown
Moving out on your own
Gotta make this moment last
Chorus
Oh, this is love 2x
Verse
I know I’ll be missing
Our eskimo kisses and really tight hugs
Just can’t get enough
The way you smile right through me
With your kind heart
You’re so beautiful
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4. |
It'll Take Time (Live)
06:58
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It’ll Take Time
By Gabriel Craft & Rebekah Craft
VERSE
Resistance the tidal wave, heading my way
I’m sailing the current of promise and faith
Some say words hold the power to destroy or create
So I’m gonna sing to change the winds of my yesterday
CHORUS
It’ll take some time for the storm to break
Keep movin’ steady ride the crashing waves
It’ll take some time for the storm to break
Keep movin’ steady ride the crashing waves
VERSE
I’ve come a long way, and I’m leaving trouble behind
Life can be good and safe, God help me I pray
Some say words hold the power to destroy or create
So I’m gonna sing to change the winds of my yesterday
VAMP
Keep movin’ keep movin’ steady
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5. |
End of the End (Live)
03:34
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End of the End
Written by Rebekah Craft, Gabriel Craft, Jesse Deyo
Verse
My immovable heart, my steady heart
Come rain or shine, I’ll fight for what we got
Oh, my stubborn heart will hold on
It will love you til the end of the end
Verse
My unbreakable heart, my diamond heart
Some days it’s hard to feel anything
and I’m searching for a reason to believe in love
It’s not easy to be in love
But I will love you to the end of the end
Chorus
I know last time I said that I’d had enough
I was giving up
But then I caught your kisses and sweet goodbyes
You just might sweep me off my feet again
Sweep me off my feet again
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Linen Ray Nashville, Tennessee
Married folk-rock duo has emerged a powerhouse roots-y pop-rock band. The group’s name is a playful amalgamation of the couple’s middle names, Lynn and Ray. Musically, Linen Ray pulls influences from 1970s Laurel Canyon folk-pop, 1960s and 1970s rock, alt-country and traditional country, and gospel. ... more
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