Peter Frampton x Big Mountain

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Another Song I wrote for the L-rd.
I hope you dig it.
Lyrics:
At times, I try to understand, all that's in your hand - L-rd what am I to do?
But then I hold on to your grace, and then I've found the place of being in love with you.
Of all the blessings that we share, the best is knowing that you really care.
You healed us from our sickness and disease, our mouths are open to tell all the world the reason:
You're alive, you're alive HalleluYah You're alive.
The cross you suffered gladly
so G-d could be a friend to me
You're alive, you're alive all my heart and soul can sing
I've found joy and peace and happiness 'cause I know...you're alive.
V2:
Times I know I'm being swayed by plans that I have made, L-rd what am I to do? but then, I hold on to your grace and then I've found the place - I know you'll bring me through. Of all...

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Someday, you'll look at me and say
"hello, it's you" and you always knew
I'm running into your arms that day and you'll hold me and you'll love me and you'll never go away...someday

Waiting for, just to see your face
Running in circles and in every place
What's in store but your warm embrace
You're the measure of my love
And all my heart will tell you someday

Someday, for all the things we see
Will be gone in the dawn of a brand new day.
For all our tears we'll dance and laugh and sing and play
And you'll love me and I'll love you
And you'll never go away..someday

Words and Music copyrights of Waterstone Music

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Carol Rhodes exposes the corrupt child support enforcement agencies and Title IV-D. Carol Rhodes is author of "Friend of the Court Enemy of the Family" and was a part of the 2007 Equal Parenting Bike Trek Crew
www.cycling4children.com
www.dcrally2007.com

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Michigan Equal Parents Rally, State Capitol, Lansing, MI 9/27/06 - Dr. Baskerville, political science professor at Patrick Henry College, describes the totalitarian, kafkaesque nature of the divorce regime which profits from separating children from fit parents.

http://www.stephenbaskerville. net/

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Recorded for MensightMagazine.com at the Third Men's Equality congress: Boys and the Boy Crisis in Washington DC.
What is the underlying issue when we perceive our daughters' problems as the schools' fault and our sons' problems as our sons' fault? If

our sons and daughters' brains are different, what do we do with that info? What needs to be changed about the male-female dance to

improve both our sons and daughters' lives? Which men's issues are the most crucial boy's issues? Is our sons' genetic heritage in

conflict with their genetic future? A new approach to teaching communication and sports that can vastly improve our sons' and

daughters' lives.

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