Only Love Remains
from Beyond the Cedar Moon by Craig Olson
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ONLY LOVE REMAINS
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There's a stone in my pocket
it's the color of your eyes.
I found it on the beach as I was walking away.
There's a place by the water
where you and I used to go.
We'd roll in each other's arms at the closing of the day.
Hold me. Let me hold you.
(Chorus)
'til the tears are washed away
and Only Love Remains.
There's a stone in my pocket
it reminds me of you
remembering your touch as if it were today.
There's a place by the river
and there's a place in my heart
and you have touched me there more than words can say.
Touch me. Let me touch you (Chorus)
There's a stone in my pocket
and there's a light in your eyes.
You're aching to touch that secret place inside.
I feel your hands upon me,
and I feel the beating of your heart
and there's nowhere else on earth that I'd rather be that right here with you tonight. Ooh yeah!
Love me. Let me love you. (Chorus)
Only Love Remains.
Only Love Remains.
it's the color of your eyes.
I found it on the beach as I was walking away.
There's a place by the water
where you and I used to go.
We'd roll in each other's arms at the closing of the day.
Hold me. Let me hold you.
(Chorus)
'til the tears are washed away
and Only Love Remains.
There's a stone in my pocket
it reminds me of you
remembering your touch as if it were today.
There's a place by the river
and there's a place in my heart
and you have touched me there more than words can say.
Touch me. Let me touch you (Chorus)
There's a stone in my pocket
and there's a light in your eyes.
You're aching to touch that secret place inside.
I feel your hands upon me,
and I feel the beating of your heart
and there's nowhere else on earth that I'd rather be that right here with you tonight. Ooh yeah!
Love me. Let me love you. (Chorus)
Only Love Remains.
Only Love Remains.
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from Beyond the Cedar Moon,
released January 15, 1999
As most everyone knows, love can be both devastatingly bitter and exquisitely sweet. I was at a point in my primary relationship where I thought it was "irretrievable broken" as the divorce courts like to say. Thankfully, I was wrong and we were able to work through the painful stuff and emerge with an even stronger bond of love and mutual respect. Thanks so much to Julianne Marx for the sensitive, evocative backing vocals.
As most everyone knows, love can be both devastatingly bitter and exquisitely sweet. I was at a point in my primary relationship where I thought it was "irretrievable broken" as the divorce courts like to say. Thankfully, I was wrong and we were able to work through the painful stuff and emerge with an even stronger bond of love and mutual respect. Thanks so much to Julianne Marx for the sensitive, evocative backing vocals.
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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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