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So We Can See

from A Horse Called Freedom by Cheynne Murphy

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SO WE CAN SEE
Dreams can be made and dreams can be held
But they shatter like anything else,
When the pressure builds, we crack like thunder

Moving along like trains in the night,
With rattles and aches and there’s splinters of light,
Nowhere to go, cause we’re already here

So now where do we go, where do we go when we don’t really know
Light candle so you can show me

Swimming along in these oceans of time,
Coming up for breath please bring me some wine,
Play me a song, play me some life

So now where do we go, where do we go when we don’t really know
Light candle so you can show me
Oh now we can be free, up with the stars and their chemistry,
Strip us of the dark so we can see
Where do we go, where do we go when we don’t really know
Strip us of the dark so we can see
Light candle so you can show me

You can show me
 

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from A Horse Called Freedom, released August 30, 2014

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Cheynne Murphy Byron Bay, Australia

Hailing from Northern NSW in Australia, Cheynne is a folk rocking, singer-songwriter. A romantic at heart, a keen surfer and family man, his music draws inspiration from nature, shamanic spirituality, emotion and the meeting place of dark and light. Cheynne debuted his first EP titled "Firesongs for the Soul" at Byron Bay’s Bluefest ... more

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