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Without You Here
04:36
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Verse 1
How did I get this far? How did I get this far?
Without you here. Without you, Dear.
How did I get this far?
Why did it take so long? Why did it take so long?
To find you here. So far, not near.
Oh, how did it take so long?
Verse 2
When will I get to see? When will I get to see?
Your smile my dear… and no more tears
When will I get to see?
Where will it take us now? Where will it take us now?
I found you here. We're happier.
Where will it take us now?
Chorus
I found a flower once, her name is rose and it's true.
I think I just got by, all these wasted years without you.
Oh, without you (here)
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2. |
I'll Be By Your Side
04:00
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Verse
The sun comes up in the morning
In the yellow sky
Cause skies are never blue babe
When you’re in my life
The sun goes down in the evening
And the stars begin to shine
Cause now it’s time for sleeping
So baby close your eyes
The moon is up in the nighttime
It’s shining oh so bright
But baby don’t you worry
Cause I’ll be by your side
Chorus
I’ll be by your side
I’ll be by your side
When you feel lost
If you don’t feel right
I’ll be by your side
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Jameson Day Selkirk, Manitoba
Jameson Day was born and raised in Manitoba, Canada.
Music was always a huge part of my life. I remember playing
piano at 2-years-old. I later learned drums and eventually guitar. Then I started singing and songwriting in my teenage years.
Currently, I reside in Selkirk with loving wife and 2 children. I own and operate Pick This Production Recording Studio and enjoy sharing my music with all.
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