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The first throws of love, that very first kiss
The tightness in my belly as I try to resist
Our souls are dancing, as they begin to entwine
Yes our souls are dancing, as they begin to shine

How can it be that I’ve been here before, but it feels like the first time that I’ve known it all
My hands are shaking, my hearts open wide
And my soul is dancing, as it begins to shine, as it begins to entwine

Chorus:
Cause there’s something in your smile, something in your way,
Something in your smile, that makes me want to ask you,
ask you to stay (won’t you just) stay (I’d like you to) stay

We could, take some time, drink some wine, stare out to sea feel ourselves unwind,
The wind in our hair, our fingers entwined
Read to the other from each of our books, sing some songs give each other a look,
And find ways to say, how much we care

Chorus

Perfection’s not something that I create, it’s something that comes,
I just had to wait
I was trying so hard to make it OK, now I’ve given it some time, and it has come my way, yes it has come my way

Chorus

I’ve got the love, I’ve got the peace, I’ve got the smiles under morning sheets
I’ve got the quivers down my spine, I’ve got the shivers that
Make you mine, Yes they make you mine, and I still shine, yes I still shine

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from Bird Soaring High, released July 5, 2012
Keys Craig Warnock

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Natalie’s voice has often been described as a ‘massage to the heart’. Her two primary passions have always been healing and music and she continues to find new and inspiring ways to combine them both. You can find out more at Natalie's website.

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