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To Have Love Is To Know

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This is just my true belief and understanding of what love enables. 'With love in our hearts we have our moments in the sun'  Myy song has been recorded, played and sung by Tilly Aldane.

I hope that you enjoy listeningg

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Without love we’re like birds with broken wings, Unable to soar to where our heart sings, We’d never know the waterfalls of affection, We’d be travellers with no sense of direction. We need people to notice we are there, We need someone to show they really care, To give their love to light our inner glow, To have love is to know all there is to know. With love in our hearts We have our moments in the sun, It may come in fits and starts But from the time that it’s begun It radiates throughout our world Spreads and flies like a flag unfurled. Without love we’re like birds with broken wings, Unable to soar to where our heart sings, We’d never know the waterfalls of affection, We’d be travellers with no sense of direction. We need love so we can twist and turn, We need love to enable us to learn, To reveal, to share, to find our secret places, To have love is to know all that life embraces. Without love we’re like birds with broken wings, Unable to soar to where our heart sings, We’d never know the waterfalls of affection, We’d be travellers with no sense of direction. We need love to release our tides of emotion To ebb and flow within us, a ceaseless ocean Of sensations that without love could never be, To have love is to know what it means to fly free. To have love is to know what it means to fly free.

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