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Valentine
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VALENTINE
I still see the movie scene in my mind
On repeat, when our eyes meet for the first time
Pulling me in close for a lifetime
A requiem to leave the loneliness behind
Crossing through the veil
Where the stars all spell your name
Today until forever
Will you be my Valentine
Swept away and to this day it owns me
And you make every moment of it worth it
It was a gentle push and pull of stripping open
Fearless and resigned to where it's going
CHORUS
Dreaming to be lost far away in time
Settled in your arms
Somehow I can't clear my mind of holding you
Deep inside the truth is wise and resolute
It's a whole and humbling arrival
My heart beats with a brighter ring than it was used to
CHORUS
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Elle Sera
You can do away with any notion that a singular genre or box would contain Elle’s broad songwriting styles and even broader skills as a vocalist. Effortlessly and authentically, she flows through blues, rock, pop and country wrapped up in a singer-songwriter foothold that stir together to set her soulful vocals on fire with dynamic conviction. ... more
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