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Exception to the Rule
03:37
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About time I let you, save me from myself
You made me realize, there’s strength in someone else
Love fades, drawn shades, dark afternoons
Till you pulled me out and into your new light
And showed me that it’s true
You’re my exception to the rule…
So many seasons, spent just killing time
Too many reasons, and far too many signs
Love makes, hearts break, no one’s immune
After all these times I lost my way it turns
And brings me back to you…
You’re my exception to the rule…
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The Rest of Our Lives
02:56
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Packed up and driving away
As the sun called it a day
The last thing our friends had to say, is, be careful out there
We’ve moved all around for a while
Still, she always remembers her smile
Counting the years and the miles, of a life we share
And she knows it’s the rest of our lives…
We talk about settling down
As we drive to another hometown
Maybe this one we’ve found, will be the place
Finally buy us a home
A dream made of wood and stone
Where I’ll never leave her alone, and end this chase
And she knows, it’s the rest of our lives…
And I know it’s the rest of our lives…
It’s funny how years slip away
When you’re living them all day to day
And we leave our prints in the clay, and keep walking
And she knows, it’s the rest of our lives…
And I know, it’s the rest of our lives…
And we know it’s the rest of our lives…
And it we’ll be alright…
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3. |
Like Gold to Me
02:27
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Dandelion’s, they don’t bother me
I see flowers with power, while others call ‘em weeds
It’s all beautiful, beneath the sky of blue
And the sun illuminates, all that is true
Sundays, sitting on, my grandpa’s knee
His scratchy beard, smelled just like, an old distillery
He’d squeeze me tight, so I could barely move
Nothing better, and over much too soon
It’s like gold to me
They’re like gold to me
It’s like gold to me, like salt is, to the sea
There’s a garden, in the poorest part of town
They made room, when they pulled that building down
All the kids, they grew a lemon tree
After school, it keeps them company
It’s like gold to me
They’re like gold to me
It’s like gold to me, like salt is, to the sea
It’s like gold to me
They’re like gold to me
It’s like gold to me, like salt is, to the sea
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SuperMajor Nashville, Tennessee
SuperMajor’s music is multi-generational in influence, but entirely fresh. Three veteran musicians and long-time friends,
who first got together for some recording and fun, which turned into a band… From rock to ethereal, their music is derived from life’s lessons, earned.
Michael Anthony Franano / vocals, guitars, keys
Murphy Occhino / drums
Dave Leitch / bass
Produced/arranged by SuperMajor
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