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Good Love

from At My Table by T. Nile

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Good love, I know you're out there, waiting for a smile
Good love, I know you're out there, and I wanna play for a while
Let's get to know each other over a life of time
Good love oh good love... good love won't you be mine
Be mine, be mine, be mine, be mine, be mine

Good love, people lose heart
Can't find their way
And good love, through the darkness
You lead the way
'Cause good love, you're always there
To light my path home
Good love, you're more than a dream
And no one wants to be alone
Alone, alone, alone, alone, alone

Good love, you're the light at the end
Good love, you're my best friend
Good love, you're worth waiting for
Good love, you give so much more
So much more, so much more, so much more

Good love, I know you're out there, waiting for a smile
Good love, I know you're out there, and I wanna play for a while
Let's get to know each other over a life of time
Good love oh good love... good love won't you be mine
Be mine, be mine, be mine, be mine, be mine

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from At My Table, released July 20, 2006
T. Nile: guitar, banjo, vocals, organ
James Forrest: bass
Malcolm Shoolbraid: drums
Adam Popowitz: organ

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T. Nile is a Canadian performing songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist who mixes genres; gritty western guitars, soulful harmonies, future synth arpeggios, dark beats, and electro-pop accents.
“Like her music, T. Nile is a radiant and multi-layered complexity; inspiring and inspired; accessible yet luminous; leaving you wanting more.” Jeffrey Morgan - CREEM ... more

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