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Keep Your Coat On!
04:41
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They call you unrefined,
you're like a diamond I've found in the dirt
You're a rare one here,
That's special my dear
So keep that grey coat of yours, on your chest
Those monsters will know how to use words
To make you feel like you don't belong
Your coat makes you, you & protects you
It'll keep you safe and warm
You'll just have to hold on
Cuz they will come for us
& Try to wring our hearts dry
They will steal our worth
Just to leave them hanging on a clothes line
But We will guard our hearts
& the thieves will know
We'll never let go of who we are
&Who are the unacquainted majority
to tell us the sort of person we should be
You're a rare one here,
That's special my dear
So keep that grey coat of yours, on your chest
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Silver Bells
02:21
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Christmas with Jesus
02:35
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The Gold Coral Singapore
My father had a beautiful salt water fish tank full of corals when I was young & I always dreamed of painting them. When I finally knew how to paint, it was many years later & everything inside it had died.
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