All the Time
from Hold On! by Craig Olson
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ALL THE TIME
ALL THE TIME
lyrics
I saw you alone last night
you were looking the other way
and you didn't see me.
I could tell there was something on your mind
someone you left behind
but I might have been dreaming.
I can feel your heartbeat
so close it feels like mine
I can hear you singing, All the Time.
Can you tell me what's on your mind
You're looking so far away
and I want to understand.
I will be here for you
nothing else I'd rather do
than hold you close to me.
I can feel your heartbeat
so close it feels like mine
I can hear you singing, All the Time.
you were looking the other way
and you didn't see me.
I could tell there was something on your mind
someone you left behind
but I might have been dreaming.
I can feel your heartbeat
so close it feels like mine
I can hear you singing, All the Time.
Can you tell me what's on your mind
You're looking so far away
and I want to understand.
I will be here for you
nothing else I'd rather do
than hold you close to me.
I can feel your heartbeat
so close it feels like mine
I can hear you singing, All the Time.
credits
from Hold On!,
released October 15, 2003
Backing vocals; "The Voice" Larry Murante
Everything else by Craig Olson
"Someone you left behind." Haven't we all been there? I remember standing alone in a the SeaTac airport while the woman I loved more than anyone in the world disappeared into the security gates. i knew I'd probably never see her again and, even if I did, it would probably be one of those strained "so, how've you been?" kind of things. My heart breaks yet again, then opens even wider. "I can feel your heartbeat."
Backing vocals; "The Voice" Larry Murante
Everything else by Craig Olson
"Someone you left behind." Haven't we all been there? I remember standing alone in a the SeaTac airport while the woman I loved more than anyone in the world disappeared into the security gates. i knew I'd probably never see her again and, even if I did, it would probably be one of those strained "so, how've you been?" kind of things. My heart breaks yet again, then opens even wider. "I can feel your heartbeat."
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Craig Olson Washington
Beloved folk-rock troubadour on the festival circuit since his debut release "Beyond the Cedar Moon", Craig Olson brings hope, laughter, and a positive perspective on the trails we walk. With 4 CD's, a European tour, and countless shows in the US, his music is at once breathtaking and yet familiar. A true mirror of our times. ... more
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