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Together
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Pushing my girl on a swing, underducks and tornadoes
Picking shells on the beach, sand between our toes
Those family dinners where you get so high
Quiet sunsets that paint the sky
I’m thankful for these little moments together
They all add up to bigger blessings together
We belong together
Hiking to the river with fishing poles
Those music nights that fill our souls
Playing board games ‘til half past three
Driving down the road with my hand on your knee
Chorus
You can work yourself sick to increase your pay
But what will you remember in your final days?
Take-out burgers in a greasy paper sack
Out of the blue your best friend rubs your back
Hanging in the park the whole afternoon
Wrapped up in a blanket under the stars and the moon
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Mike Aube Nova Scotia
Mike Aubé is an alt-folk songwriter on a mission to “comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable”. Like Woody and Arlo Guthrie before him, he blends humour, a sense of social justice and a love of nature into what Canadian Musician Magazine called “playful and catchy folk…clearly Canadian”. ... more
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