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You Are Mine - Phil Stacey



     
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What's the reason why Da Vinci had to paint
Lennon had to write about peace
Martin had a dream, Patsy had to sing?
Where did Mozart find those melodies?
We all need inspiration, a spark that ignites
Something deep inside the soul
A masterpiece that defines a life
And you are mine, you are mine
Just to see your face calms the storm in me
Makes me see the world a little differently
Yeah, we all need inspiration, a spark that ignites
Something deep inside the soul
A masterpiece that defines a life
And you are mine, yeah you are mine
We all need inspiration, a spark that ignites
Something deep inside the soul
A masterpiece that defines a life
And you are mine, yeah you are mine

(And you are mine and you are mine)
(And you are mine and you are mine)
You are mine
(And you are mine and you are mine)
You are mine
(And you are mine and you are mine)
(And you are mine and you are mine)
(And you are mine and you are mine)
You are mine
Yes, you are a masterpiece
And you are mine and you are mine
And you are mine and you are mine
And you are mine and you are mine
And you are mine and you are mine
And you are mine and you are mine
And you are mine and you are mine
And you are mine and you are mine

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Phil Stacey's defining moment on American Idol came during Country Week, well into the competition. “Country Week was the first one that had anything to do with my background," he says. "It was my chance to sing music I could really relate to, that drew on who I am and what I'd grown up around." Phil’s path toward a country music career began in a childhood molded by two equally strong influences. The first was the ministry, which had shaped both sides of his family for generations. The other was music. Phil grew up singing in church and later became a member of the prestigious Lee Singers.

Read more about Phil Stacey on Last.fm.


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