"Part The Waters" genre: Southern Rock
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	A Hard Rocking tune about the world of music. The flood gates will soon open and the sea of adversity that musicians have faced will soon part! This song features an incredible dual guitar solo. Ray explores the world beyond the fretboard with a glass slide while Russ Dozier lends his talents with some salty drumming coming thru the new dynamic sound. With new blood, comes a sharp new edge. Be careful ... but not too careful, this is one cut you don't want to miss! DOWNLOAD IT TODAY FOR FREE!
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	Lyrics It’s a Sunday morning And the full moons out And theres something going down Theres a bad vibe shaking In the pale moonlight You can feel it all around Baby can you feel it Feel it coming down All around you Baby can you feel Feel it all around Rest my soul beside the still waters Time has come we got to get together now Oh yeah part the waters Let my people come home to you Oh yeah part the waters Save my people from the fire Got to get together now Before the walls start crumbling down Got to get together now I can feel it coming down There’s some bad souls shaking In the southern lights I can feel them on the prowl The devils dancing In the streets tonight Selling souls and taking lives Baby can you feel it Feel it coming down Feel it all around you Baby can you feel it Can you hear the sound Rest my soul beside the still waters The time has come And we got to get together now

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