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Time Shows No Care (Original Version)

from Look Back, Carry On by Sonya Cotton

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This is the original version of Time Shows No Care (the official version, which was co-written with Chris Kiehne, appears on my full-length album "When I Go Home")

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Our story was long, but who holds it now?
Lines have been broken
I barely hear your name spoken aloud
Time shows no care
Memories disappear
Time shows no care

For those who had hoped I'd find blessings here
Or solace in "meant to be"
Or some kind of peace through the years:
Time shows no care
No it don't dull despair
Time shows no care

Last night I woke by the light of the moon
Down by the river
Five long years later, seeing clear and true:
Time shows no care
And you're gone forever
Time shows no care

It's lonely

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from Look Back, Carry On, released May 7, 2021
Mike Sempert - piano
Sonya Cotton - vocals and guitar

Sonya's guitar and vocals were recorded by Blake Henderson in Oakland, CA.

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