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Full Moon
Driving from nowhere to nothing tonight we just need a little air
Rolling hills, open sky there’s only beauty everywhere
And we briefly forget just where we are
The full moon lights up the whole world tonight
Brighter than it seems like it should be
Nothing’s wrong, nothing’s changed, out here everything’s in its place
No blame, no horror stories no hate and no disgrace
Stars and city lights are shining on
The full moon lights up the whole world tonight
Brighter than it seems like it should be
The full moon lights up the whole world tonight
Silhouettes starlight and me
From here it all looks so serene
Stars and city lights are still shining on
The full moon lights up the whole world tonight
Brighter than it seems like it should be
The full moon lights up the whole world tonight
Silhouettes starlight and me
These moments are rarely ever seen
Full moon shine down on me
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All I Know
Nothing is promised, nothing remains in stone
Control all I can, but so much remains unknown
Sad news you hate to learn
Brings heartbreak and concern
How fast things turn
All I know is we’re here now, let’s try to welcome in today
And all I know is we’re here now, let’s feel the summer wind and let the sunlight in
Nothing is perfect, we’ll never be worry free
One problem ends, another preoccupies me
Shrug off ill-fated plans
And laugh at what we can
Like when we began
All I know is we’re here now, let’s try to revel in the day
And all I know is we’re now, let’s feel the summer wind and let the sunlight in
If some-thing went wrong and this turned out to be my final song
Promise not to think it’s so unfair
And in that event, please don’t say I lost a battle in anyway
‘Cause I have won more than my share
Sad news you hate to learn
Brings heartbreak and concern
How fast things turn
All I know is we’re here now, let’s try to welcome in today
All I know is we’re here now, let’s feel the summer wind
Let’s let some sunlight in
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I Hope You Know
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Mitch Linker Hartford, Connecticut
After a 13 year hiatus from music and the release of my last solo album, it's good to be recording music again.
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