Only One

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Between two rivers flooded by ideas of right and wrong
There’s a meadow where we met and we laid down our heavy souls
Beside the garden with overwhelming possibilities
There’s a stone path where we met and threw aside our jealousy

I thought I was the only one
Until I saw your face
You didn’t ask for anything
I knew that I’d be safe with you

Beneath the night sky clouded by suspicion and regret
There’s a street light where we met and traded hearts that have be spent

I thought I was the only one
Until I saw your face
You didn’t ask for anything
I knew that I’d be safe with you

You can have my heart
You can have my soul
You can have my voice and I will still be whole

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from Only One, released February 7, 2020

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