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Will I See Your Face Again [music: RETZ Reine Krantz, Lyrics: Grave]

EPISODE · Jun 28, 2018 · 3 MIN

Will I See Your Face Again [music: RETZ Reine Krantz, Lyrics: Grave]

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THE NEW ALBUM 'Life In Space' IS OUT NOW help and support our music at amoazon www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=ntt_srch_d…c&search-type=ss check out the teaser on youtube at: www.youtube.com/watch?v=5BXQ6VMzLgQ Many thanks to RETZ for allowing me to write lyrics for his fantastic song. I hope you all enjoy the great musicianship and production of the recording. Your feedback is most helpful and appreciated. Please check out RETZ soundcloud page and other work: @mr-retz WILL I SEE YOUR FACE AGAIN Will I see you're face again as I see mine through a window – pain 40,000 feet above my heart is bleeding for your love Like a lonely star that shines looking down on mankind and sees the sorrow and pain as I do in my aeroplane CHORUS: For you're so beautiful you give everything to me your great treasures furled For you're so beautiful you give me hope and belief that we can bring - a better world Now I'm dreaming on a star I see so much joy from a'far life is beautiful and fine it's of a greater design CHORUS: RAP END: In a better world a better time a better love we will drink the wine and become drunk on how beautiful you are Just to see your face hold, embrace just in case I loose the race I'll come running to see how beautiful you are for you're so beautiful you're so beautiful you're so beautiful

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