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My True Nature (Revisited) by Eleanore & the Lost
(words & music by Eleanore Duggan)
VERSE 1
Life can leave me lost
And wandering alone
Armies on all sides
And far away from home
But when the rain falls
I’m finally alive
CHORUS
There’s more than you or I can ever know
Each tree that meets the sky has roots deep down below
Such mysteries fill the rivers and walk the hills
I step outside and feel like I’ve
Come home
VERSE 2
My true nature grows
And changes naturally
I am everything
And everything is me
So when the moon calls
I’m finally alive
CHORUS
There’s more than you or I can ever know
Each tree that meets the sky has roots deep down below
Such mysteries fill the rivers and walk the hills
I step outside and feel like I’ve
Come home….
Aah…
CHORUS
There’s more than you or I can ever know
Each tree that meets the sky has roots deep down below
Such mysteries fill the rivers and walk the hills
I step outside and feel like I’ve
Yes, I step outside and feel like I’ve
Come home
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Sorry, Child
02:47
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Sorry, Child by Eleanore & the Lost
(Words and music by Eleanore Duggan)
Child, I never meant to hurt you
I know not what I do
I watch you slipping away
It's plain I'm losing you
I know I'm selfish
And I've never tried to change
And I never understand
Just what you try to say
For years you've watched your mother cry
Because of me
Well, now I'm sorry, child
It's too late, I know
To fill in all the holes
I can't remake the past
'Cos you will always know
For years you've watched your mother cry
Because of me
Well, now I'm sorry, child
But flesh and blood
From your own
Is something to treasure
Something to grow
But I've just let it fall by the wayside
I'm sorry, child
I'm sorry, child
I'm sorry my child
I never meant to hurt you
I know not what I do
I've watched you slip away
It's plain that I've lost you
For years you've watched your mother cry
Because of me
Well, now I'm sorry, child
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Leap of Faith
03:13
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Leap of Faith by Eleanore & the Lost
(Words and music by Eleanore Duggan)
Why are we so afraid?
Isn't this beautiful?
We were designed to feel.
Why can't we see this is wonderful?
But you wanna run away.
Isn't it clear this is something magic?
And I don't know what to do.
How can love be so true yet tragic?
I'll take the leap of faith
'Cos I think it's worth the risk.
Love makes you vulnerable, it does,
But I'm gonna give my all to this.
And you think I'll tie you down
But I see how love can just take us higher.
You know it's running deep,
You've felt our fate and you've felt the fire.
Will you make a fool of me?
Betray all the words you've spoken?
It's really the fool who's free;
Taking the leap with a heart wide open.
Why are we so afraid?
Isn't this beautiful?
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Summertime
03:22
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Summertime by Eleanore & the Lost
(Originally by George Gershwin, arranged by Eleanore Duggan)
Summertime and the livin' is easy
Fish are jumpin'
And the cotton is high
Oh, your daddy's rich
And your mama's good lookin'
So hush little baby, don't you cry.
One of these mornin's
You're gonna rise up singin'
Then you'll spread your wings
And you'll take to the sky
But 'til that mornin'
There's a nothin' can harm you
With daddy and mammy standin' by.
One of these mornin's
You're gonna rise up singin'
Then you'll spread your wings
And you'll take to the sky
But 'til that mornin'
There's a nothin' can harm you
With daddy and mammy standin' by.
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Eleanore & the Lost UK
Symphonic rock with folk & gothic elements - Eleanore has composed two albums, as well as being commissioned to compose for the film, 'Tales of Albion' & the World Wide Fund for Nature. She is currently promoting the second album, 'The Gift', with her band, The Lost. ... more
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