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Who
05:09
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Stone
02:45
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Lyrics: Stone
Donna Fullman ©
A stone throw away
Is simplicity for the soul
And we listen intently to silence
And there she displays
In purity
And wonder
How we pull ourselves
From under
The darkness
That takes over us
Somedays
Oooh ohhh ohhh
Just somedays
A stone rests in a palm
Neither precious
Nor rare
We look at our imperfections
But really should we care?
Instead we find the beauty
In the differences we own
And we wash our hands
Still holding
The stone
Oooh ohhh ohhh
Somedays
Just somedays
Oooh ohhh ohhh
How we pull ourselves
From under
The darkness
That takes over us
Somedays
Just somedays
Somedays...
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Changing Man
03:47
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Home
04:32
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Lyrics: Hello Shanghai
Donna Fullman ©
We don’t make things anymore
Just files, and files and files
That you can store
And no one could see
The future was red
They just wanted plenty
For less, for less
The sun rises high
Hello Shanghai
Hello Shanghai
We don’t stay in places anymore
There’s miles, and miles and miles
To explore
And friends are names
Without faces
Lives washed away...
Wasted, wasted
The sun rises high
Hello Shanghai
Hello Shanghai
Hello Shanghai
Hello Shanghai
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Donna Fullman Brighton
British songstress in pursuit of Truth, Beauty and Wisdom.
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