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Special thanks to Irina for adding her beautiful vocals.

Stem-mastered by Oli Morgan
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..........a Homecoming
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Lyrics:
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CANDLELIGHT’S SHINING

If I’m lost for words, would you still know my heart?  Before even one breath, I had loved you from the start.
Though you’re out of sight, sunlight still shines upon your face, no longer a child, still cradled in this warm embrace.
 
Time won’t stand still until you’re here again, but skies don’t shine as blue,
So precious these days, each moment I spend with you…

CHORUS:
My candlelight’s shining bright for you, a  beacon in the night.  Whatever life may bring, I’ll see the good in you.
My candlelight’s shining bright for you.   I believe in you.
When life has hurt your pride, I’ll still be on your side.
My candlelight’s shining bright for you.

When you need to be heard, I will lend you my voice.  Though you lose your way, you will always have a choice.
Though you hide your tears, I will still see your pride.  When you’ve lost the will I’ll still be standing by your side.
A broken heart, I’ll always hear you.  I’ve memorized your song.
It’s not coming home; you’ve been here all along

to CHORUS:

Bridge:
There’s no need for any more spending precious time worrying, defending ourselves from doubtful misunderstandings.  Let’s create our own happy endings. (x2)

to CHORUS: (x2), adding bridge

My candlelight's shining bright for you!

Evidence of Soul

Candlelight's Shining

Candlelight's Shining-(featuring Irina - vocals)

uploading because I can't find this remix on here

Lady Gaga - Venus (Gesaffelstein's Mix)

ADAM OGEA X WHAMBLAM - Five.point.oh (Feat. TORI LETZLER & HIGH TEA)

Y esa b Mikael

watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MwQVNJiuiBs

Treat You Better - Shawn Mendes - Piano Cover - Sol Keys

Play to Win

Recorded at home with my good friend and sister Amy Hurford.

Wes n Amy 2024

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Reintroduce (Instr)

unconditional
love is boundless 
altruistic
and unstoppable 

selfless and effortless
the loving heart is 
limitless
limitless

he came along with a guitar and a song
i thought i couldn't be wrong 'bout what was goin'  on
i saw a look up in his eyes felt my heartbeat on the rise
and i could'a sworn is saw the sky wrappin' all around this guy

i'm seein'  stars in my day dream
i'm feelin' sparks flyin' off me 
and in that moment something in me
opened up and started flowin'

unconditional
love is boundless 
altruistic
and unstoppable 

selfless and effortless
the loving heart is 
limitless 
limitless

unconditional
love is boundless 
altruistic
and unstoppable 

selfless and effortless
the loving heart is 
limitless 
limitless

i'm seein'  stars in my day dream
i'm feelin' sparks flyin' off me 
and in that moment something in me
opened up and started flowin'

unconditional
love is boundless 
altruistic
and unstoppable 

selfless and effortless
the loving heart is 
limitless 
limitless

limitless

we had so much fun creating this for U.... 
please enjoy your weekend, keep dancing, LOVE to y all :-)

Let The Night Embrace us

Speaker(s): Catherine McKenna | Catherine McKenna, Canadian Minister of Environment and Climate Change will speak to Canada’s climate actions and the importance of clean growth, and why the Paris Agreement is crucial to international success in fighting climate change. Catherine McKenna (@ec_minister) is Canada's Minister of Environment and Climate Change, a position she has held since November 2015. Catherine practiced competition and international trade law in Canada and Indonesia and was senior negotiator with the United Nations Peacekeeping Mission in East Timor. She also served as senior advisor on the former Chief Justice Antonio Lamer’s review of Canada’s military justice system. Catherine co-founded Canadian Lawyers Abroad, a charitable organization that works in developing countries and with Indigenous communities in Canada. She served as Executive Director of the Banff Forum, a public policy organization for young leaders. Catherine taught at the Munk School of Global Affairs. Catherine has degrees from McGill University and the London School of Economics and Political Science. She is a member of the Law Society of Upper Canada and the New York Bar.  Sam Fankhauser is Director of the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment at the London School of Economics and Deputy Director of the ESRC Centre for Climate Change Economics and Policy. The Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment(@GRI_LSE ) was established by the London School of Economics and Political Science in 2008 to create a world-leading centre for policy-relevant research and training on climate change and the environment, bringing together international expertise on economics, finance, geography, the environment, international development and political economy.

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time to break the loop, to embrace the uncomfortable, to dare to live

leave the loop, life's too short for staying in the same place

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