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Hope Is Rising
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Hope is Rising
I see the river rising
And hear the trees are moaning
You can tell a storm is brewing
There’s grey clouds rolling
Think I see some trouble coming
Do you feel that warm wind blowing
I see the river rising
I can feel that strange wind blowing in
You can see a storm is looming
I know the rivers rising
I can sense the tension growing
Can you feel it can you feel it
Take all your things
Your most precious things
And hold them tight
Don't let them drown
Don't let them drown
Oh noooo
I see the river rising
Another day is coming
Another day is rolling in
A better day is coming
You never know when
The sun is going to shine again
But hold on here it comes
Here it comes
Yeah the sun is shining
Here it comes
I know the river is rising
But hope is rising too
Another day is dawning
Another time is drawing near
Can you feel it can you hear it
Hear the trumpet sound
And hear the angels sing
Here it comes another day is coming
Hope is rising
And the water's rising too
I know it I know it
But I tell you hope is rising
I hope you're rising too
I see the river rising
Do you feel that warm wind blowing
We can see a storm is coming soon
But we know hope is rising
Yeah hope is rising
Hope is rising
Hope is rising
I know you're rising too
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In My Mind
04:23
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In my mind
If I could walk on streets of gold anytime
If I could have your hand to hold in my mind
I can see your face any place
Anytime in my mind
I can see your face every time you're on my mind
Late at night when I close my eyes you are there
I can feel you touch my hair in my mind
I can see your face any place
Anytime in my mind
I can see your face every time you're on my mind
Oh it's all the time it’s all the time
When I turn I can feel your hand on my face
I can taste your lips
If I could I would I would if I could
Can you feel my heart it beats for you in my chest
What I feel is my need for you all the time
I can see your face any place
Anytime you're on my mind
I could see your face anytime you're on my mind
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All the time it's all the time
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You Know My Heart
05:17
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You know my heart
I've known lots of people in my time
I have friends and I've got family
But I'm always longing for something deeper
Something that grabs me and won't let go
It's elusive and I'm not even sure I can explain what I mean
But I know that you understand
Because you know my heart, you know my heart
I've done a lot of bad things in my life
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And hurt the people that I love the most
Now it's common for me to look back
Feeling the pain that I left behind
I know that you felt it before
And you want me to let it go
Because you know
You know my heart, you know my heart
You know my heart, you know my heart
Looking much older than I feel wise
I rue the days that I'll never have
Still I hear you tell me to keep pushing forward
towards the features I have in my mind
You show me what you want me to see
And you want me to be set free
You know my heart, you know my heart
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Eric Johnson Michigan
Eric has several new projects currently being developed at his home base, Maple Hill Studio.
An EP titled
Straight Eight the originals is a sneak peek at whats coming in early 2019. The complete 9 song CD Eric Johnson Straight Eights will be released in February. Also, three other projects are coming in 2019.
A 4th instrumental release as well as 2 rock projects, one with a country blues vibe.
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