"You Were There" genre: Crooners/Vocals
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	The powerful melodic collaboration of Jim Brickman and David Benoit coalesce into a moving tribute to those special people in our lives who make a difference, who inspire us to greater heights and move us to dare the mighty. Jim Grauer's gripping lyrics soar through Suzanne's transcendent vocal.
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	Lyrics Looking back upon my time, It seems, There is little in this life, That's certain. But despite my lack of faith, And lost dreams, I have never lost my faith in you. You were there, You were there, Like a shelter from the storm, Inspiration that has made me strong. You were there, Always there, To show the path of right from wrong, And I thank God, That you were there. Through the years we've had our words, And so many times they've gone unspoken, There throughout a promise shone unbroken, That our lives together we would share. You were there, You were there, A shining beacon to my soul, And your bright light made the shadows disappear. You were there, Always there, And at last I know I'm whole, And I thank God, That you were there, That you were there. [BREAK] You were there, You were there, A steady hand to hold me firm, And its that strength that has made me strong, © 2001 Lyrics by James L. Grauer You were there, Always there, Made me feel that I belong, And I thank God, That you were there. You were there, Were there, To never be without, An exemplar to which none compare. You were there, Were there, One I'd never come to doubt, And I thank God, That you were there…, That you…are there. © 2001 Lyrics by James L. Grauer

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