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I Am Hope (Remix)

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Times Were Tough

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Christmas Time Is Here

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Into the West

You to Come Through

Hold My Hand

In the Air Tonight

Into The West Sung by grades 3-4 Music Students

"Why don’t you call home then… It’s seriously ok. I realize I’m not the best catch, and I think I’m unemployable. I want to create and I think I have a lot to offer the world even if it’s on a small scale. The bottom line is I realize I’m going to die soon, even if I make it to one hundred, it’ll be over soon and I want to do something interesting.” She smiled at his rambling. She squeezed his hand to answer his insecurity. 
They walked through the downtown, dreaming of the future opening up before them.
lyrics
The day we went walking down town together 
Through the rain and sleet and snow 
How on earth was I supposed to know 

You were a ghost and my heart blue 
I couldn't see you from my point of view 
Felt like like a hole in an old canoe 

So I said, 
Why don't you phone home 
Why don't you phone home 

On a cold lake in late december 
Like a dog with an old raw bone 
Holding on too much to make it home 

We threw around a few bad ideas 
And settled on the one that made you cry 
I knew better than to ask you why 

So I said, 
Why don't you call home 
Why Don't You call home 

So we walk some more and hatch a plan 
We'll leave this little town in the old white van 
We'll travel to the coast and then head south 
We'll teach our kids our history by word of mouth


Why Don't You Call Home

He Said/She Said

Next Line

You can sense Deni Gauthier’s spirit when you see him perform. The subtle twinkle in his eye. The understated, almost whispering voice that sings beautiful folk and rock songs about love, life, parenthood, family, and growing old.
Deni has been amusing and enthralling audiences in North America and Europe for over 15 years. Along the way, he has recorded four studio albums, including his most recent record, the ambitious He Said/She Said. A gifted songwriter and compelling storyteller, he was described by New Canadian Music as a “major talent worthy of greater exposure.”
That exposure is beginning to come. Deni has enjoyed substantial radio play on CBC and other stations, and has twice been named a semi-finalist for the prestigious International Songwriters Competition. He has performed with luminaries including Emm Gryner, Jason Collette, Barny Benthal, Linda McRae, and many others.
Whether he is performing solo or with his band, Deni delivers a dynamic emotional experience. Expect laughter and brace for tears, but most all, get ready for a memorable performance by a seasoned pro.