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Roll Away The Stone

by Colin Kyffin

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Thinking about the dark unknown and suddenly finding a path and way to turn on the lights and see and be comfortable with the destination.

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I see a doorway, that leads to a better place,
I see the highway, that can take me home.
I see a new life, and it’s where I belong,
Yea I see a way now, to roll away the stone.

Verse 1
The sun comes up, and the sun goes down.
The seasons change, and come back around.
The world is filled with joy, and it’s filled with sorrow,
And no one knows, what will come tomorrow. But . . .

Chorus

Verse 2
I know what you’re thinkin’, this ain’t nothing new.
And there’s always a price to pay, when the bill comes due.
And there’ll always be heartache, that we give and take.
And there’ll always be regrets for, mistakes we make. But . . .

Chorus

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I see a doorway
I see the highway
I see a new life
I see a light now, beyond the stone.

credits

released April 16, 2021
Writer/Composer: Colin Kyffin
All instruments and vocals: Colin Kyffin
Producer: Colin Kyffin
Mastering: Audio Animals Ltd., London, England
Copyright 2021. Colin Kyffin Music (ASCAP)

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Colin Kyffin Los Angeles, California

Colin is a former Columbia recording artist and a Los Angeles based singer, songwriter, musician who has worked with some of the top record producers, artists, songwriters, and musicians in the L.A. music scene.

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