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Side A: This New Year
03:24
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This new year I’m gonna love you
This new year I’m gonna love me
Gonna strive to be happy, loving and free
This new year I’m gonna love you
This new year I’m gonna love me
Sages through the ages
On sacred scrolls and pages
Have written how they’re smitten with this love
There’s a light that shines inside
Even in the darkest night
It’s put there by the holy Lord above
This new year I’m gonna love you
This new year I’m gonna love me
This new year I’m gonna love you
This new year I’m gonna love me
Gonna strive to be happy, loving and free
This new year I’m gonna love you
This new year I’m gonna love me
Sages through the ages
On sacred scrolls and pages
Have written how they’re smitten with this love
There’s a light that shines inside
Even in the darkest night
It’s put there by the holy Lord above
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Side B: Goldfinch
02:07
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See the goldfinch in the sky
Take a moment now to wonder why
As he flies he leaves no trail
As thru the sky he sails
& as thru this world we roam
Where we are is our only home
The past is but a fading wake
The future is a wave that's yet to break
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Dandelion Root Portland, Oregon
Lance was born in Seattle, Washington in 1970. He started his career in music as a drummer in a grunge band, & from there it
was a logical progression to folk music.
Brenda was born in Kennewick, Washington in 1975. She has been singing since she was a little girl. Once in a while she pauses to take a breath.
Brenda & Lance have been making beautiful music together since 1994.
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