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Simple Things (f/Rebecca Lynn Howard) - Jim Brickman



     
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Hey, time won't wait
Life goes by
Every day's a brand new sky
Every tear
Comes to dry
All that really matters in this crazy world
Is you and I together, baby
Just rememberThe first leaves off the tree
The way you look at me
A thousand chiming church bells ring
The simple things are free
The sun, the moon, the stars
The beating of two hearts
How I love the simple things
The simple things just areSo here we go
Let's just dance
Teach my soul to take this chance
Put my heart

In your hands
Out of all the moments that we leave behind
Turn around and tell me baby
We'll rememberThe thunder and the rain
The way you say my name
After all the clouds go by
The simple things remain
The sun, the moon, the stars
The beating of two hearts
How I love the simple things
The simple things just areOh, the ocean and the sky
The way we feel tonight
I know that it's the love that brings
The simple things to lifeThe sun, the moon, the stars
The beating of two hearts
I love the way the simple things
The simple things just areI love the way the simple things
The simple things just are
The simple things just are
The simple things
Just are
Songwriters
Brown, Darrell R / Chapman, Beth Nielsen / Brickman, JimPublished by
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Jim Brickman (born November 20, 1961) is an American composer and pianist. Brickman is known for his solo piano compositions, which are classified as new age music. Born and raised in Cleveland, Ohio, Brickman enrolled in the Cleveland Institute of Music taking courses in composition and performance, while taking business classes at Case Western Reserve University. His music career started when he was nineteen, when Jim Henson hired him to write tunes for Sesame Street. He was also hired to write commercial jingles while in college.

Read more about Jim Brickman on Last.fm.


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