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Wake My Heart
03:05
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Oh my God it seems you're heading straight for me
I've been afraid of what your knowing eyes would see
Looking back it seems I've wasted so much time
Knowing eyes like yours so patient and so kind
Wake my heart if it should fall asleep
I don't want to miss another day
I was masterful at hiding in my fears
kept postponing peace of mind for years and years
Now I'm finally standing with you face to face
All I hope for is your tenderness and grace
Wake my heart if it should fall asleep
I don't want to miss another day
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The Sweetest Dreams
02:58
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While the moon is on the rise
clouds of memories float through my mind
Somewhere far beyond the day
in a silent motion picture play
And the sweetest dreams I ever dream
the ones that bring my love to me
Always hope to see my lover
when I close my eyes to dream
When the moon is on the rise
and the stars shine on a lullaby
Somewhere far beyond the day
in a silent motion picture play
And the sweetest dreams I ever dream
the ones that bring my love to me
Always hope to see my lover
when I close my eyes to dream
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Joe Pisapia Nashville, Tennessee
Joe Pisapia is a singer, songwriter, mulit-instrumentalist, recordist and producer living and working in Nashville, TN. His production and/or songwriting credits include k.d. lang, Ben Folds, Guster, Drew Holcomb, The Silver Seas, Josh Rouse.
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