1. |
Don't Break My Heart
03:12
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Don’t Break My Heart
Music & Lyrics by Wendy Gregson
You break my silence
when I thought I’d said it all
You break my rules
Now you’re breaking down my walls
I ache when I’m with you
ache when we’re apart
You’re stirring up old memories
while you’re stirring up my heart
I’m slowly breaking,
piece by piece
and if I should go down, there
you are within reach
You keep holding
your hand out through this dark
You’re breaking my resistance
Please don’t break my heart,
please don’t break my heart
Tumble tumble, brick by brick
Down come the walls and you witness it
Fallin’ deeper into love
because you’re the one I’ve been dreaming of
Please don’t break my heart,no,
please don’t break my heart
Don’t break my heart no
Don't break my heart
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2. |
Tsunami
05:00
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Tsunami
Music & Lyrics by Wendy Gregson
There's a tsunami in my dreams
significant it seems,
I'll be rollin' a different way
There will be great and moving change
with the cresting of this wave
I have never seen the same.
All the things I thought were true
fall away to the new
There is silence in this roar
When I thought my bed was made
with the things I could not change
You come breakin' down my door
Am I, am I ready for Your thunder ?
Will I, will I ever be the same?
Goodbye to the life I knew before
from my hands it will be torn
and I will bow my head upon this shore
and You will toss me anyway You choose
I have nothing to lose, I'm Yours,
I'm Yours
There's a tsunami in my dreams
a tidal wave
and it keeps moving my way
Nowhere to run so I will brace
I pray for mercy and for grace
and I rise to meet my fate
I am ready for Your thunder
I, I will never be the same
Goodbye to the life I knew before
from my hands it will be torn
and I will bow my head upon this shore
and You will toss me anyway You choose
I have nothing to lose, I'm Yours,
I'm Yours
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3. |
Mothers
04:13
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To all my Mothers
my lineage
the women that have brought me here
I know your pain
For all the deaths you've seen
and the birth's you've been to
people who have come to leave you
you are not to blame
You've always moved against resistance
pushed hard despite the distance
never let yourself me tamed
And if you're like me
some things you would do differently
I know you're like me
some things you would do differently
but i'm willing to let go of this shame
I call on you
to help me tell this story
of defeat and of glory
please give me strength
To all my Mothers
to all my Mothers
all my ma ma ma ma ma ma ma ma ma
To all my Mothers
to all my Mothers
all my ma ma ma ma ma ma ma ma ma
And if you're like me
some things you would do differently
I know you're like me
some things you would do differently
but i'm willing to let go of this shame
I call on you
to help me tell this story
of defeat and of glory
please give me strength
To all my Mothers
to all my Mothers
all my ma ma ma ma ma ma ma ma ma
To all my Mothers
to all my Mothers
all my ma ma ma ma ma ma ma ma ma
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4. |
Side by Side
03:53
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Wendy Gregson & Renee McLachlan Edmonton, Alberta
Wendy and Renee are a mother/daughter duo who describe their music as ‘Soul-folk in harmony’. They hypnotize audiences with
blood vocals and lyrics of hope and lessons learned. Woven into this potent sound are
Wendy’s unique guitar and guitalele style, and Renee’s innate sense of rhythm on the hand drum and djembe.
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