Hello Baby
from The Quake by Joshua Park
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lyrics
HELLO BABY
Hello baby
I can’t see you, but I know where you are
Warm and safe with a journey so far
When you move, it’s a comfort
It ain’t much, but I love it
It makes me smile
Hello, baby
I don’t know you will we get along
When will I learn you and will you sing my song
And when you cry can my breath
And my voice and my chest
Soothe your ears
When you roll against my fingertips
I know you feel me there too
How I long to feel your fingertips when they’re
Holding me close to you
Will you be scared?
Will you worry?
Will you revere something that’s worthy?
And, when you fall down, when will you rise up?
Will I be stronger than the hardest stuff?
I will
Hello baby
I can’t see you, but I know where you are
Warm and safe with a journey so far
When you move, it’s a comfort
It ain’t much, but I love it
It makes me smile
Hello, baby
I don’t know you will we get along
When will I learn you and will you sing my song
And when you cry can my breath
And my voice and my chest
Soothe your ears
When you roll against my fingertips
I know you feel me there too
How I long to feel your fingertips when they’re
Holding me close to you
Will you be scared?
Will you worry?
Will you revere something that’s worthy?
And, when you fall down, when will you rise up?
Will I be stronger than the hardest stuff?
I will
credits
from The Quake,
track released July 16, 2021
Carl Cheeseman – Lap Steel
Philip D’Agostino – Double Bass
Joshua Park – Acoustic Guitar, Lead Vocals
Carl Cheeseman – Lap Steel
Philip D’Agostino – Double Bass
Joshua Park – Acoustic Guitar, Lead Vocals
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Joshua Park Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Music has always helped Joshua Park create a balance in his life, whether relying on his own songwriting abilities or the insight and inspiration of musicians near and far. He captivates his audiences one song at a time as he lives in every word. As a solo artist, duo, trio, or supported by a full band Joshua has a raw passion that is evident with every note. ... more
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Dec 2007
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