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Spark
03:19
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Spark
Donna Iverson
I was waiting, all impatient
Waiting for something, something
You were taking all you time
And I was waiting behind
And I never saw, don’t recall
The look in your eyes
But you didn’t fade
Didn’t give yourself away
This love of mine
Thinks I’m divine
And helps me to forget
The pain and regret
With tenderness and patience
In our shared happiness
We’re both carefree
And love mindfully
We laugh joyously
And sing to the trees
We’re both carefree
And love mindfully
We laugh joyously
And sing to the trees
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Black Diamond
03:28
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Black Diamond
Donna Iverson
I found you again my hidden gem
Deep in your den, my loveliest friend
When you feel the world is too hard
When you feel you need to retreat
Go deep, find peace
Your soft heart needs a gentle word
And music rushing round your busy mind
Those amazing sounds, calming the storm
I found you again, my hidden gem
Deep in your den, my loveliest friend
And my greatest joy
Is finding you my dark crystal
Precious as a black diamond
Lost in another world
Time travelling minstrel
I will hold you in your darkest hour
I will love you till your darkness fades
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3. |
Man In The Moon
04:27
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Man In The Moon
Donna Iverson
Some days just bring you bad luck
Don’t let it get you off track
That something that hurt you so much
Turned out to put you back on track
On track
So you’ve had a bad day,
What are you gonna do about it?
If you can’t blame the man, blame the moon
And if you can’t blame the moon,
Blame the man in the moon
The man in the moon
The man in the moon is always up there hiding
Don’t be surprised if he’s riding you
The man in the moon is always up there shining
You won’t see his face till he chooses to
So what will you do, sit around feeling down?
Why don’t you find a better way?
The moon she eclipses, covered in shadow
It wanes and it grows, like we all do
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Javier
03:20
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Javier
Donna Iverson
Everytime I see Javier Bardem
I fall in love again, Fall in love again
Everytime I see Javier Bardem
I fall in love again, Fall in love again
With a name like poetry and smile so sexy
I can hardly contain myself, I want to kiss my TV set
When he speaks with that beautiful accent
And then once again music stirs within
Roll your “Rs” like that and I think we’ve met
In another life, in another life
Oh Javier, stop teasing
Oh Javier, there’s something I cant put my finger on
Oh Javier, stop teasing
Oh Javier, I’d like to put more than my finger on
With a name like poetry and smile so sexy
I can hardly contain myself, I want to kiss my TV set
Oh Javier, stop teasing
Oh Javier, there’s something I can’t put my finger on
Oh Javier, stop teasing
Oh Javier, I’d like to put more than my finger on
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5. |
Prelude
01:28
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6. |
Stars
05:12
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Stars
Words and music by Donna Iverson
What troubles your heart?
The weight of your pain
How heaviness traps you
Where do you search
Within, or without?
This world seems to drown you
Are stars in your eyes
Or do tears just reflect the light?
Do you ache within reason?
Will the wind chase that demon out?
Are you waiting for it to take you?
And when will this pain end?
Can you see the light?
Is this the beginning, or will this be the end?
Are stars in your eyes
Or do tears just reflect the light?
Do you ache within reason?
Will the wind chase that demon out?
Are you waiting for it to take you?
Don’t freeze your heart
Let it flow out
Let love in
Let healing begin
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Donna Iverson Perth, Australia
Sublime Indie Folk from Perth, Western Australia. Hidden Gem now available as CD or digital!
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