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Sacred Touch
04:20
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All I need is your embrace
Where all is love and endless
I gaze upon your sunlit plain
You're ocean still and fertile rain
Wind will sing out through my throat
I feel you deep, I hold you close
Lost inside your tenderness
Lost inside your infinite kiss
All I want is sacred touch
When I have you, I have so much
We plant these seeds, we watch them grow
More than we would ever know
Wind will sing out through my throat
I feel you deep, I hold you close
Lost inside your tenderness
Lost inside your infinite kiss
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A Familiar Sense
06:20
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I see we all have those times
Driving in the dark, you can't see the road signs
Haunted by lost destinations
Trying to make sense of these new sensations
But there's something familiar about this love
It seems like we met in some other life
And it felt so good, we had to do it twice
You know there's no way these things in life can be prepared for
And still I feel so cared for
There's something familiar about this love
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Watery Step
05:58
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