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We're Already There
03:45
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Where am I going to find my peace
Where am I going to find my peace
I searched in the north, the west, the south and the east
Is it something that I have to find,
Is it something that's only in mind
And I just got to let it go
I ain't going to sing about my pain
No more songs, I ain't gonna sing about my pain
Though I've done it again, again and again
Is it something you want to talk about
Is it something you want to live without
and just going to move on down the road
I think we're already there
Yes I think that we're already there
Even more than I could acknowledge admit or be aware
Is it wrong to think that I found grace
Is it a sin to think this is the place
We've been searching for all along
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Thanks, Louise Hay
01:33
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D A7
I love and approve of myself
A7 D
I love and approve of myself
G D
It gives me greater health and much much better wealth
A7 D
I love and approve of myself
I am safe everywhere that I go
I am safe everywhere that I go
It's not so much where I am
It's really what I know
I am safe everywhere that I go
There is grace everywhere that I see
There is grace everywhere that I see
Everywhere that I look
Even in the mirror when I look at me
There is grace everywhere that I see
I love and approve of myself
I love and approve of myself
There is so much I can be
When I learn to love me
I love and approve of myself
I love and approve of myself
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Brian Lambert Denton, Texas
Your Friendly Neighborhood Rock and Roller, a musician whose music embodies the very essence of feel-good rock with
substance.
Brian's sound is a fusion of rock from the 80's and 90's with a modern twist, making it feel both timeless and contemporary. It's the kind of music that makes you want to dance and sing along, while also making you pause and reflect on life's deeper meanings.
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