Murlough Bay
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Murlough Bay
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The stones here are coloured
With the shades of time
Trees here have weathered
A storm or two
Waves that have pounded
Upon this land
Shaping the rocks that surround you
And here at last
I'm on my own with you
And here at last
I'm on my own with you
Here is a place
You could write or paint pictures
And dream that the troubles will end
Here is a place where we join our hands
In a love we defend
And here at last
I'm on my own with you
And here at last
I'm on my own with you
Here we can bathe
In a love that's Divine
Here we can know
I am yours, you are mine
Here in Your arms
That are faithful and strong
Here with You
This is where I belong
And here at last
I'm on my own with you
And here at last
I'm on my own with you
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Joanne Hogg performs "Murlough Bay", and this lyric page sits inside the Joanne Hogg catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Forgive Me (Song Of Compassion) and Above The Storm with a short reason for opening each page next.
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