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"Surreal"
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I wake up to hear her calling
Shouting my name out loud
Silence is gently falling
It's falling without a sound . . .
The timing is right for the future
But what happened to right now?
The heavens all introduce her
Her beauty is all around . . .
It's the way she makes me feel
The deepest love that can reveal
She appears like morning sun
Then my world starts to become
Surreal . . . surreal . . .
Nothing's the same thereafter
Everything's just a blur
She brightens the world with her laughter
Miracles start to occur . . .
Somehow I know that she loves me
Her love I can't live without
She's larger than life because she
Will never be figured out . . .
It's the way she makes me feel
The deepest love that can reveal
She appears like morning sun
Then my world starts to become
Surreal . . . surreal . . .
Surreal . . . surreal . . .
It's her love that can make me feel surreal . . .
Surreal
It's her love that can make me feel surreal . . .
Surreal
It's her love that can make me feel surreal . . .
Surreal
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"Just a test go..."
00:49
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"Bert & Ernie"
01:00
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"It's good... real good"
02:39
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"Bullshit Artist"
00:57
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"Scott Banks Farms"
03:53
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"Sad day for ol' George"
02:06
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George Brown Asheville, North Carolina
Judæn Matchmakers: "It's not who we are, it's what we do."
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