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I Was There - Zulema



     
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Where were you at 5 am, waking up to catch a dream
In the dark, in the cold, cracking up the car heat
Where were you when those warm winds blew
Across that prairie sky
Stick on the pond, blades digging in the ice
I was there, I was scoring on the wrap around
I was there, I was knocking you to the ground
I was your get back up, gotta give er gotta get it er done
I was a locker room prayer
When you couldn’t find the words, I was in your heart
Ya all over the world that’s were hockey starts
You show up, game on like a breath on the winter air
I was there
Where were you when all those drive way dreams started coming true
People all around the world are watching from there living rooms
Where were you at center ice, game time goal on your mine
Ya a moment like that with everything on the line
I was there, I was blocking that slap shot down

I was there, I was knocking you to the ground
I was your get back up, gotta give er gotta get er done
I was a locker room prayer
When you couldn’t find the words, I was in your heart
Ya all over the world that’s were hockey starts
You show up, game on like a breath on the winter air
I was there
With pride, and community
I was there at the rink and ill always be
So drop the puck boys and let them play
This is our time, this is our game
I was there when there was nobody else around
I was there I was that voice out in the croud
Shouting out, get back up, gotta give er gotta get er done
I was a locker room prayer
When you couldn’t find the words, I was in your heart
Ya all over the world that’s were hockey starts
You show up, game on like a breath on the winter air
I was there

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There are at least 2 artists with this name: 1. Zulema was a pioneer of sorts in that she was a '70s black R&B singer who wrote much of her own material, and was able to assume some of her own production chores. The records themselves were average forerunners of urban contemporary music, occasionally reaching the lower parts of the R&B charts, Zulema's vocals betraying a strong Aretha Franklin influence.

Read more about Zulema on Last.fm.


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