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Wait For The Way - Beth Nielsen Chapman



     
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All my traveling time
Running circles around my dreams
Waking up to find
Our love's not what it seemsNow my soul keeps calling for a long lost day
And a love that I held so true
Well there's no use following the heartache
That leads me back to you, I'll[Chorus]
Wait for the way
Through the valley of my shadow of doubt
Through the winter of my discontent
And when it seems like all my hope is spent
There's only one prayer I pray...wait for the wayEach small step of my life
There's a loneliness I've known
I take the road that's rightEven if I'm left alone
But I know that heaven holds amazing grace
When you trust what you feel inside
And a true heart opens at it's own pace
And I must say goodbye, and[Chorus]Now my soul keeps calling for a long lost day

And a love that I held so true
Though there's no use falling for the heartache
That leads me back to you, I'll[Chorus]
Songwriters
CHAPMAN, BETH NIELSEN / ROBOFF, ANNIE LESLIEPublished by
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Beth Nielsen Chapman (born on 11 September 1958 in Harlingen, Texas, USA) is an American singer-songwriter. In 1976, Chapman played with a rock and pop group called "Harmony" in Montgomery, Alabama, effectively replacing Tommy Shaw who had just left to join Styx. She played acoustic guitar and piano as well as providing vocals for the group in a locally-popular bowling alley bar called Kegler's Kove and has returned to play in the area on an infrequent basis ever since.

Read more about Beth Nielsen Chapman on Last.fm.


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