"Jason's Song" genre: Adult Contemporary
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	Jason Simmons loved Oldies music since he was eight years old and in fact he worked at an oldies radio station where he blew the DJs mind with his knowledge and expertise about the old songs. Jason received his Angel wings when he was just nineteen and a lifetime of heart problems and surgeries ended. A touching tribute song to a wonderful guy.
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	Lyrics A Song for Jason BMI ©Copyright Michael Peace 2002 Verse 1 Jason always loved his music From back when he was just eight years old He could tell you all about the singers And all of the records they sold Verse 2 I never really got to know him But now somehow I feel like I do He was just a voice on my radio Playing all the old song that I knew Verse 3 I heard his Momma talking about him And how his heart gave out in his sleep On a cold February morning I felt the chill and started to weep Chorus Ain't it something how a life can touch you Even though you weren't even there And it's always the good ones who leave us too soon The ones who really do give a care Guitar Solo Verse 4 I knew that he was young he was only nineteen But he was gone in a blink of an eye I never really got to know him And I never got to tell him goodbye Chorus Ain't it something how a life can touch you Even though you weren't even there And it's always the good ones who leave us too soon The ones who really do give a care Repete Chorus Softer Outro Jason always loved his music From back when he was just eight years old

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