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You were the only one to run to
When everyone else had come and gone
You were the only one to turn to
When the wounds from the battlefield bled through
Drove away the dark, healed the scars, every single day
You lit up the spark like a shining star to help me numb the pain
Your words I’m singing, your smile keeps bringing
This light upon my face
You showed me that the pain can end,
You help my heart to mend
You are, my best friend
You were the only one to get me through
Those sleepless nights, wondering what to do
You’re one of the few to be good and true
Couldn’t think of anyone better to look to
Swept away the hurt, brushed the dirt, up off my face
You held me high Kept my eyes dry, made me feel like I could fly
Your words I’m singing, your smile keeps bringing
This light upon my face
You showed me that the pain can end
You help my heart to mend
You are, my best friend
And it’s taken me so long to find the words to say to you
The one who’s gotten me through
Always there for me, just know I’ll be
By your side forever, till the edge of the sea
To the edge of the sea, Forever
Your words I’m singing, your smile keeps bringing
This light upon my face
You showed me that the pain can end
You help my heart to mend
Your words I’m singing, your smile keeps bringing
This light into my life
‘till the last page, our final days, up until the end,
Just know, you’ll always be
My Best Friend
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Letter To A Friend (Now)
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You were the only one to run to
When everyone else had come and gone
You were the only one to turn to
When the wounds from the battlefield bled through
Drove away the dark, healed the scars, every single day
You lit up the spark like a shining star to help me numb the pain
Your words I’m singing, your smile keeps bringing
This light upon my face
You showed me that the pain can end,
You help my heart to mend
You are, my best friend
You were the only one to get me through
Those sleepless nights, wondering what to do
You’re one of the few to be good and true
Couldn’t think of anyone better to look to
Swept away the hurt, brushed the dirt, up off my face
You held me high Kept my eyes dry, made me feel like I could fly
Your words I’m singing, your smile keeps bringing
This light upon my face
You showed me that the pain can end
You help my heart to mend
You are, my best friend
And it’s taken me so long to find the words to say to you
The one who’s gotten me through
Always there for me, just know I’ll be
By your side forever, till the edge of the sea
To the edge of the sea, Forever
Your words I’m singing, your smile keeps bringing
This light upon my face
You showed me that the pain can end
You help my heart to mend
Your words I’m singing, your smile keeps bringing
This light into my life
‘till the last page, our final days, up until the end,
Just know, you’ll always be
My Best Friend
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Dylan Lalonde London, Ontario
The perfect marriage between story and groove. Stories, emotions and experiences told through the lens of Blues-rock fusion music. Dylan Laonde’s music talks to both sides of your brain at once bringing you unexpected musical twists and turns as you glide through the roller coaster of warm and dynamic anecdotal medleys. Musical soundscapes of the human condition. ... more
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