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Hold the Line
04:02
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Hold the line, while everything crumbles
Don’t lose your sight, don’t lose your hope
Hold the line, while there are no promises
Don’t lose your faith, don’t lose your, I am.
And when it’s so loud, despair on every side
Chaos rules the day, don’t you lose your place
When it get loud, despair on every side
Chaos rules the day, just remember…
Hold the line, while everything crumbles
Don’t lose your sight, don’t lose your hope
Hold the line, while there are no promises
Don’t lose your faith, don’t lose your, I am.
Plant your promise now, to guard your heart and mind
Show up where you can, don’t be easily swayed
Your promise now, guard your heart and mind
Show up where you can, and remember
Hold the line, while everything is crumbling
Don’t lose your sight, don’t lose your hope
Hold the line, while there are no promises
Don’t lose your faith, don’t your I am…
I am light, I am love, I am mercy, I am kindness, I am grace, I am peace… I am
I am wild, I am fierce, I am grounded, I am free, I am courageous, I can fight I am…
Hold the line, while everything is crumbling
Don’t lose your sight, don’t lose your hope
Hold the line, while there are no promises
Don’t lose your faith, don’t your I am…
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Save Everything (Rework)
04:28
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Naomi Wachira Seattle, Washington
Naomi Wachira, a remarkable singer-songwriter, skillfully weaves African rhythms, soulful melodies, and poignant storytelling into her music. Her captivating voice and authentic lyrics unite audiences, transcending cultural barriers and inspiring personal and social change. ... more
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