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Carry Me
04:00
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Carry Me by Susan Harper
The road is rocky and my feet are tender,
my body tires from the wear
Who’s gonna carry me?
My courage will carry me.
I’m gonna carry me.
Pushing a rock that could roll down upon me,
and crush the that dreams I have
Who’s gonna carry me?
My strength will carry me.
I’m gonna carry me.
Who’s gonna carry me?
My courage will carry me.
Who’s gonna carry me?
Who’s gonna carry me?
My strength will carry me.
I’m gonna carry me.
Ever rising mountain, never ending journey,
I’ll revel in beauty on the way
Who’s gonna carry me?
My gratitude will carry me.
I’m gonna carry me.
I lay my head on a pillow to rest, a peaceful blanket covers me
Who’s gonna carry me?
My faith will carry me.
I’m gonna carry me.
Who’s gonna carry me?
My gratitude will carry me.
Who’s gonna carry me?
Who’s gonna carry me?
My faith will carry me.
I’m gonna carry me.
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2. |
Journey
03:26
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Journey by Susan Harper
Come take a journey with me
Where no one can enter unless permitted by the gates
The place we’ll visit is far beyond the reaches of mortals
Far beyond where you will never meet with fate
Trip along gold and dusty trails
Where thoughts become reality and dreams unfold
Majestic mountains there for the taking
And all your fantasies are rich with gold
Chorus:
This place will be named by no one
It’s a fortress for those who pay the toll
To get there stretch out your open hand
Eat my little friend with your soul
So now you’ve arrived come on in
And enjoy the space
Open up your mind
To the spiritual embrace
Keep your channels open
And it will all happen for you
The panorama of colors
Hard to believe that it’s true
Chorus
The beauty is overwhelming
Delightful to my senses
With such an honorable friend
I think I will take my chances
Chorus
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3. |
Waves of Sweet Delight
03:49
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Waves of Sweet Delight by Susan Harper
Sometimes I feel like I am all alone, I listen to music and find my way back home.
(Repeat 3x)
Chorus
In the melody it feels so right,
Riding the waves of sweet delight.
Somewhere in between the space I’m in,
there's a solace, peace and quiet,
stillness like a night,
a sweet, sweet night,
floating weightless on water, flying high with angels wings
in a world where I create the colors.
Chorus
When I get home at the end of the day,
I turn on the tunes,
they ferry me away, ferry me away, ferry me away, ferry me away...
home sweet home.
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4. |
Wayfinding Through Time
04:25
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Wayfinding Through Time by Susan Harper
Woke up and saw a ground hog today
He saw his shadow and burrowed away
Cloudy days bring comfort to me
They hide shadows and set springtime free
If Candlemas be fair and bright
Winter takes another flight
If Candlemas be clouds and rain
Winter will not come again
CHORUS
Winter comes and goes
Springtime follows you know
Curious mortal minds wayfinding through time
Crispy sun blinds my eyes
Cool weather will be here for some time
Arbitrary markers pass the seasons
A compass gives life reason
CHORUS
Winter comes and goes
Springtime follows you know
Curious mortal minds wayfinding through time
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The Harper Conspiracy Seattle, Washington
The Harper Conspiracy takes you on a musical journey filled with unique harmonies, whimsical lyrics and mischievous instrumental outbursts.
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