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Grassy Knoll
02:56
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He was a matter for the legal affairs.
They had him right from the start.
14 and lost behind the matters of despair.
Raised up a lonely heart.
He lost a battle he could never have won.
They had him right by the throat.
2 hours and a chase that made the Saturday Sun.
Shot dead by a devil in a police coat.
DC gasped a sigh of relief.
No more blood to be spilled.
3 years of question and disbelief.
19 witnesses killed.
How could the media be so overruled?
What with the president gone?
You’d think we’d figure what went over our heads
but still the lies go on and on.
Some think the mafia was in on it too.
So was the CIA.
No doubt the republicans hated it too.
No war and a roll in the hay.
There was a player who was headed for win.
No doubt the public approved.
Shot dead in the car he was riding in.
Blame the one with a destiny to lose.
We watch as history repeats itself.
We wait with baited breathe.
We hope for a motive that is better than wealth.
So far it hasn’t come yet.
We hope for a motive that is better than wealth.
We hope for a motive that is better than wealth.
We hope for a motive that is better than wealth.
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Broken
03:33
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Lyrics and music by Angie Nussey
You could have waited
'cause I would've gotten better
Would have come to you with vigor
You'd have never seen me down
I would have been polished.
I would have been rested.
I would have been all the things it takes
For your time to be invested.
Chorus
But you took me anyway
Full knowing
All my weakness showing.
You took my hand into your arm.
Without another word spoken..
..took me when I was broken
You were kind
and you were thoughtful.
When I was shaken
you were careful.
And I found strength
to be myself.
You were everything I needed at the time
like nobody else.
Chorus
Bridge
There was a time when I knew nothing of the person I could be.
I was haunted by the demons that you didn't even see.
You took me in when I thought never would I find a place to land.
It was a time I needed someone more than just another man.
And I held onto you like I would never leave you then.
Here I go again. Hoping you'll remember when….
Chorus
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Change
04:00
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You Test Me
03:08
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5. |
Mrs. Smith
04:34
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Little Flaws
04:18
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7. |
The Quest
03:15
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Tempted
02:54
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The Song
05:07
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Under-Qualified
02:50
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I can tell by your eyes when you look at my face
you don’t love me anymore.
And the pain that I feel was not part of the deal I must say.
For a trooper like me, you would think I would be
so much stronger in my ways.
But the weight of the hurt
takes me back to my earlier days.
We tried our best to keep alive
the love we had before.
So sadly underqualified.
It always left us hoping for more.
There are times when I wish we’d forget all of this
and go back to our earlier days.
I could be who I am
if I only could see who I was.
We were close in the past. I was sure it would last.
I was wrong in every way.
And the leaving’s the part that is
breaking my heart without cause.
We tried our best to keep alive
the love we had before.
So sadly underqualified.
It always left us hoping for more.
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11. |
Unwritten Pages
03:12
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12. |
Don't Give Up
07:24
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Angie Nussey Orillia, Ontario
Angie Nussey is a Canadian Singer / Songwriter and winner of Best Country Song (Warm Hands) in the Great American Song
Contest.
Her latest release, "Still Hope" is her sixth, full length album. She has toured extensively for over 13 years and has sharing the stage with a number of famous and infamous people.
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