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You And I
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Verse 1
Let me see what you see
Feel the pain thats in you
Cause your loss is mine too
You don't smile like you do,
What is happening to you
Show me where does it hurt.
Pre-Chorus
Standing in the waves, I can see you falling down
Take my heart, borrow it imma get you out..get you out.
Chorus
You and I
Learning what it means to fly
Stealing back the dreams we lost
Knowing it will be alright.
You and I
Learning what it means to love
Dancing in the dreams we found
Knowing it will be alright.
Verse 2
Let me hear what you hear
When did you begin to fear
Let me wipe away your tears
Pre-chorus
Standing in the waves, I can see you falling down
Take my heart, borrow it imma get you out..get you out.
Chorus
You and I
Learning what it means to fly
Stealing back the dreams we lost
Knowing it will be alright.
You and I
Learning what it means to love
Dancing in the dreams we found
Knowing it will be alright.
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Johnny Juarez Nashville, Tennessee
Johnny was born in Texas but raised in Canada. Formulating a fusion of acoustic pop/soul by playing guitar and keys. Every note he sings contains pieces of his soul, mixed with passion and charisma. Known for writing music and touring internationally, Johnny has several recordings, awards, and radio play nationally. This Canadian-American artist is winning over the hearts of audiences worldwide. ... more
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