Teach me to waltz [Demo]

by Satron Paint Samuel

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Wrote this for a good friend.

Art by: Kayce Tynan

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Close your eyes we'll think in the morning.
Count up your sheep and count up your blessings.
The blade of life cuts close to the heart when you're all alone.
The hands of time will suture your wounds. This I know.

Wake to daylight and people that love you.
Step by, step by, it feels like you're sleeping.
The blade of life cuts close to the heart when you're all alone.
The hands of time will suture your wounds. This I know.

Wake up.
Teach us to waltz through life when we're low.
Close your eyes just for now,
but we need you here most.

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released March 4, 2015
Art: Kayce Tynan

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