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from john & the motive by John Rankin

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I feel a bit mellow, is that ok with you?
I’ve been wanting to tell you, the reason I love you is you
And this feeling’s not shallow, this feeling I feel
I’ve been waiting, from the day I met you I knew
It’s true, I’ve been broken but now I can fix
The heart that wasn’t open feels good to be missed
And your soul is my token, for these wings that are floatin’

I love you, but will you ever believe this truth (x2)

In the truest of lyrics, in the heart of my spirit
From the beginning, I’ve been singing for you
Words on a page, first drawn on a mirror
I cannot wait for you to hear them
The ebb and the flow of your soul is the purest I’ve ever known
Cause you are the reason I’m breathing, it’s beautiful
In my eyes, you’re my new high
And all of those dreams I believe in are now and forever more
The reason I’m seeing so clearly is truly you
Cause you are my new high

I love you
Darling, it's always been true

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from john & the motive, released May 31, 2016
Music & lyrics by John Rankin.
Produced by John Rankin.
Engineered by Matt Greco & John Rankin.
Mixed by Matt Greco at The Rye Room.
Recorded at Dead Aunt Thelma's & Rhythm Productions Studios.

John Rankin: vocals, guitar, piano, violin, programming.
Jackson Conrad: vocals, percussion & boot stomps.

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John Rankin San Diego, California

John frequently uses a looper to mix violin, guitar, beats, and vocal harmonies throughout his live shows. He has opened for John Legend, been named Best Performance of the Year by the WestCoast Songwriters NW Chapter, and played over 250 shows in the past three years. He likes playing music in his kitchen and leaving his phone at home. ... more

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