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Watching Over Me - The Canadian Tenors



     
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From your words, I can tell you’ve lost a reason,
The will to carry on
No chance that we will make it,
You’ve faked it for so long
But I’m standing here before for you,
As your barely holding on
And I’m writing just to show you
There's strength in who you are
We live and we fall
But I'll try to move on
It’s so hard to be the one left on my own
We live and we fall
But I’ll keep moving on
It’s so hard to be the one left on my own
From the night, I can faintly here you breathing,
I know that you’re around
I can feel your arms around me,
I'll take the water down

But I’m standing here before you,
As your deep within this ground
And I’m trying just to show you
That in me you can be found
We live and we fall
But I'll try to move on
It’s so hard to be the one left on my own
We live and we fall
But I’ll keep moving on
It’s so hard to be the one left on my own
You mean more to me now it’s gone forever
I won’t forget, I’ll make things better
With you I'm more then I will ever be
You were there when I looked for you to guide me
Through all the times that I spent feeling
Sure of a sense that you were there for me
We live and we fall
But I'll try to move on
It’s so hard to be the one left on my own
We live and we fall
But I’ll keep moving on
It’s so hard to be the one left on my own
We live and we fall
But I'll try to move on
It’s so hard to be the one left on my own
We live and we fall
But I’ll keep moving on
It’s so hard to be the one left on my own
On my own...

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The Canadian Tenors’ music is an eclectic blend of classical and contemporary pop that is thrilling audiences of all ages. The Tenors are the incredibly powerful voices of four gifted young men with diverse vocal styles, undeniable charm, international solo success and are one of Canada’s most sought-after exports. This vocal sensation’s debut album has gone gold in Canada and is being released around the world by Universal Music and its affiliates.

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