Torn Wings
from Ben Bruce Press Kit by Ben Bruce
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A collaboration between singer and songwriter Ben Bruce and legendary guitarist and producer RL Heyer.
lyrics
I saw an eagle fly
on torn wings
And it made me realize
it's not the body but the soul that sings
Open wide, and Divine comes in
I saw an eagle fly
on torn wings
And it made me realize
it's not the crowns that make us kings
Open wide, and Divine comes in
I saw an eagle fly
on torn wings
And it made me realize
it's not the past but the present that the future brings
Open wide, and Divine comes in
on torn wings
And it made me realize
it's not the body but the soul that sings
Open wide, and Divine comes in
I saw an eagle fly
on torn wings
And it made me realize
it's not the crowns that make us kings
Open wide, and Divine comes in
I saw an eagle fly
on torn wings
And it made me realize
it's not the past but the present that the future brings
Open wide, and Divine comes in
credits
from Ben Bruce Press Kit,
released February 24, 2014
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about
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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