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Muse
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Lyrics:
When you were my muse
Color found me everywhere
Saturated sea and air
Not a thing I couldn’t do
Poetry poured out of me
Every word a symphony
I know what they say
You shouldn’t love someone that way
And you should be your own salvation
But they, they don’t know you
When you were my muse
I could sing my strongest yet
Never once ran out of breath
Not a think I couldn’t do
Only dreamed my sweetest dreams
Only possibility
I know what they say
That kind of love gets carried away
And you should be your own salvation
But they never saw you
When you were my muse
Never thought I’d lose you.
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Laura Donohue Nashville, Tennessee
Vocalist Laura Donohue has lived in Nashville for 25 years working as a vocal coach in her own studio, on faculty at Belmont, Lipscomb, and Middle Tennessee State Universities, and as the vocal instructor for the GRAMMY camps. She has toured internationally as a background vocalist, worked as a session vocalist and voice over artist, and been cast in musical theater productions. ... more
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