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Precious Little

from It's a Gift to be Real by Rik Leaf

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We try to keep a smile on our brave face
We try to survive another day
When there’s so much that we could say
That would rain on our parade
We talk of love and we talk of life
As if we’ve seen evidence of
What we believe is true
Is it just me do you feel it too?
I say I’ll pray, if it will make you feel better
I’ll keep it simple give you something to live for
When I’m alone it hurts to be honest
There’s precious little to point to
We talk about healing and trust
We all believe in something we have
Never seen, or held or been
Forgive me if I seem forgetful
The promises of hope and peace
Have all swept into the sea
Of pain and doubt
But the tide is real enough that drags me out into it
Say you’ll pray, it will make me feel better
Keep it simple give me something to live for
When I’m alone and it hurts to be honest
There’s precious little I can point to…
Or that I’d want to

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from It's a Gift to be Real, released October 31, 2011

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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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