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Love Is
04:06
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Real
03:59
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This is a day
filled with saddness and pain
sorrow and shame
like I've never known
Why can't I get it right
on the first or the second time
will the third be a wasted life
Should we try again?
and smile again?
Hold our breath and pray...
should we leap in faith
or stand in vain?
Hold our breath and pray....
and try again.
The is a day
of failure that brings
memories that sting.
A heart that is stained.
I know I'm not the only one
to face this loaded gun
and pen what had begun
Should we try again?
and smile again?
Hold our breath and pray... oh and cry
should we leap in faith
or stand in vain?
Hold our breath and pray....
and try again.
Oooo it is for love,
it is for love,
that we try...
and that we pray.
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Miranda Dodson Austin
Miranda Dodson began her career in 2010 working with critically acclaimed producers Robert Harrison (Cotton Mather/Future
Clouds & Radar) and Craig Ross (Patty Griffin/Spoon)
Her single "Try Again" reached national recognition
on NPR's Morning Edition and the hit TV show "Parenthood"
Her next full-length record has an estimated release date of May 2019.
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