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Ascension - Harriet Tubman



     
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It happened the moment
When you were revealed
'Cause you were a dream
That should not have been a fantasy, real
You gave me this beating baby
This rhythm inside high
You made me feel good and feel nice 'nd feel lovely
Gave me paradise, so
Shouldn't I realize?
You're the highest of the high
And if you don't know then I'll say it
So don't ever wonder
Don't ever wonder
Shouldn't I realize?
You're the highest of the high
And if you don't know then I'll say it
So don't ever wonder
So tell me how long

How long it's gonna take until you speak baby?
'Cause I can't live my life
Without you here by my side
You gave me the feelin', feelin'
In my life so
Shouldn't I realize?
You're the highest of the high
And if you don't know then I'll say it
So don't ever wonder
Don't ever wonder
Shouldn't I realize?
You're the highest of the high
And if you don't know then I'll say it
So don't ever wonder
Don't ever wonder
Shouldn't I realize?
You're the highest of the high
And if you don't know then I'll say it
So don't ever wonder
Don't ever wonder
Don't ever wonder, don't ever wonder
Don't ever wonder, never question baby
Don't ever wonder, is that you [Inaudible]?
Don't ever wonder, don't ever wonder
Can't you see?, don't ever wonder
Can't you see?, don't ever wonder

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Harriet Tubman formed in 1998 when drummer J.T. Lewis, guitarist Brandon Ross and bassist Melvin Gibbs came together to start a band.
Harriet Tubman is named after the heroic African-American slave who risked her life to escape from slavery and helped more than 300 others to do the same. Deeply inspired by the ideals of freedom, Harriet Tubman's music plumbs the soul's depths for liberated musical expression.

Read more about Harriet Tubman on Last.fm.


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