Bwa-Oh
from 2010 (http://www.benbruce.com) by Ben Bruce
about
Written for a friend of mine.
lyrics
Bwa-oh ...
My friend, I see you stooping low
Like you've got something on your mind
My friend, I wish I could share your load
Seems like one of those things that's your own
But I want to tell you that I think you're doing fine
We're all born with our own mountains to climb
And I think you're doing fine
Bwa-oh ...
My friend, I see you sinking low
Wish I could be there by your side
My friend, then I could share your load
Follow your lead -- run, fight or hide
But I want to tell you that I think you're doing fine
We're all born with our own mountains to climb
And I think you're doing fine
Bwa-oh ...
My friend, I see you stooping low
Like you've got something on your mind
My friend, I wish I could share your load
Seems like one of those things that's your own
But I want to tell you that I think you're doing fine
We're all born with our own mountains to climb
And I think you're doing fine
Bwa-oh ...
My friend, I see you sinking low
Wish I could be there by your side
My friend, then I could share your load
Follow your lead -- run, fight or hide
But I want to tell you that I think you're doing fine
We're all born with our own mountains to climb
And I think you're doing fine
Bwa-oh ...
credits
from 2010 (http://www.benbruce.com),
track released May 31, 2009
All credits: Ben Bruce
All credits: Ben Bruce
license
all rights reserved
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Ben Bruce Seattle
Hey everybody! I’m Ben. I’m a singer and songwriter in Seattle, WA. I’m also a husband and father, a homebrewer, Web master and ideator. I help produce some of the Northwest’s most amazing parties.
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