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I'll Be The River

from Twilight Journals by Chet Nichols

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“I’ll Be The River”
Lyrics and Music by Chet Nichols
Copyright 1970/2016
by Chet Nichols (ASCAP) & Magic Garage Music (ASCAP)
1225 Anthony Ct., Antioch, IL 60002 :: 310-386-3636
www.chetnichols.net :: chet@chetnichols.net
MagicGarageMusic@gmail.com
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I’ll be the river and hold you when the ice is thin
I’ll be the river, come and drink me in
Me down here and you upon the bridge
Filling me up with your tears
Yeah, filling me up with tears
Let go and fall in my arms and we will drift to the sea
Where the winds will lift you up and set your troubles free

Sometimes we’re blind
Even when we try to see
Sometimes we’re blind
Oh, sometimes when we’re wandering
And overwhelmed by the unknown
And you think that you’re invisible
When you’re lost and all alone
You need the river heading home
When you’re lost and all alone
You need the river heading home
So, I’ll be the river hold you when the ice is thin
I’ll be the river, come and drink me in

So, let go and fall in my arms and we will drift to the sea

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from Twilight Journals, released January 5, 2023

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Chet Nichols

Chet Nichols is a singer-songwriter, instrumentalist, producer and recordist. His poetic lyrics, & variety of singer- songwriter & instrumental tracks are inspired by the ever-changing world around us.

Chet is an inductee in The Kansas Music Hall Of Fame. He joins artists like Pat Matheny, Melissa Ethridge, and Martina McBride. His touring bio includes the "Who's Who" in the music industry. ... more

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