It’s good to see you
It’s good to see you now
It’s good to hear you
Laughin’ by the L.A. crowd
And still beside you
A river I don’t know
But deep within you
Something overflows
You wonder where I've been
I hope you understand
In the light
In the light
Where I spend
All my time
In the light
In the light
Next to you
Is in the light
It’s good to see you
It’s good to see them kids
A little like you
A little like a Texas wind
You wonder where I've been
Well, darlin', all my plans
You try and take my hand
Well, darlin', understand
In the light
In the light
Where I lay
Down beside
In the light
In the light
Next to you
Is in the light
In the light
Where I burn
Deep inside
In the light
In the light
Next to you
Is in the light
Next to you...
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Sawyer Phillips
Singer-songwriter recovering from an injury. *Now pursuing a career in creative writing* Black coffee and late night flights. ☕️✈️✨
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