Name: The Star-Spangled Banner by Taylor Minks
Duration: 4 min 35 s
Description: An acoustic, folk-style rendition of the Star-Spangled Banner, which puts the emphasis back on the message of the song. All three verses.

Performed by: Brigham Young University Singers
Conducted by: Ronald Staheli
Album: Eric Whitacre: The Complete A Cappella Works, 1991-2001

Go, Lovely Rose (Three Flower Songs)

From "Bag of Animals" EP.

WRONG ENOUGH
We don’t make each other happy 
We don’t make each other sad 
Standing silent in the shadows of what we used to have 

Who is this person in the mirror? 
Surely I’m supposed to know 
Lately I’ve been feeling it might be time for us to let go 

‘cause if this is all that you and I will ever be 
Is it better than being alone? 
I know it’s not right, but is it wrong enough 
Wrong to leave? 

Was I ever part of your plans? 
Did you ever know of mine? 
What were we doing? 
What are we doing? What are we doing? 

‘cause if this is all that you and I will ever be 
Is it better than being alone? 
I know it’s not right, but is it wrong enough 
Wrong to leave? 

We don’t make each other happy 
We don’t make anything at all.

Music & Lyrics by Danny Crocome and Kirstin Crocome.
Performed by Danny Crocome and Sam Ogilvie.
Recorded, mixed and mastered by Nick Taylor @ Sosol Sound, Okura, New Zealand.

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Wrong Enough

LYRICS: 
You might think that nothing's left 
cause you can't see what's coming next 
Well, I've been there
I can hold you up 
Let's stand still just long enough 

(Chorus:) 
I know it isn't easy to keep believing 
or see what's real 
This life can be deceiving 
it can make us scared we'll disappear 
Let me show you you're still here

Holding on
Letting go 
It's choreography, we're learning both 
and I will dance next to you 
til you remember how it feels to move 

(Chorus) 

You don't have to be ok right now 
You don't have to be ok right now 
You and I will watch the light come out 

(Chorus)

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An acoustic, folk-style rendition of the Star-Spangled Banner, which puts the emphasis back on the message of the song. All three verses.

The Star-Spangled Banner

I wrote this song to commemorate one year since my Mother's passing. It's a song about my struggle to come to terms with her cancer and the unshakable faith she raised me with that God has a reason for everything he allows to happen in our lives.

The Star-Spangled Banner

Taylor Minks

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