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On the shores of pain where the sand is stained with innocence
A child said come lie down let me show you what I have found
The pearls deep down in the blue and green
Are the brightest you’ll ever see
The waves that drag you under are the ones that let you see
Return again days of wonder
Every day it feels like I’m falling farther away
Return to me days of wonder
In every sound and colour
Stand and look around let me tell you what I feel
The fire I’ve tried to control has gotten away from me
There’s a drum beat beating down the door
There’s a voice in the wind blowing from the north
Calling me tonight to light up in the night
Come down love (repeat)
Got to remember…not to forget (repeat)

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from now is the winter of our discontent, released October 3, 2007

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Rik Leaf

Rik Leaf has toured Canada writing, recording and performing songs with students for over 10 years. Rik uses his background in music, TV & Film to produce multi media projects that highlight the creative process. Rik is the Creative Director for, Tribe of One, a national collective of indigenous artists. ... more

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