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“Take Your Time (A Lullaby)" is now released.

This is a song I wrote a long time ago and made some lyric adjustments when I came back to it this summer. I originally recorded a much more produced and orchestrated version of this song but made a late decision to strip it down into just piano and vocals.

Yes, it has very special meaning to me especially right now.  ☺️

You can stream "Take Your Time (A Lullaby)" on your preferred platform below:

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Lyrically, the song hits right at the point of change:

“The scene slowly ends…As the next one begins…The healing really…

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At its heart, the song is a…

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A heartfelt thanks to the wonderful group of songwriters and friends who made this session so special.

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