1. |
I Remember
03:56
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I remember, how could I forget
On the breeze is the scent of sweet memories
I smell it all the time
Oh, sweet memories
I see my friends
Standing in the distance
We squint in all that brightness
They smile
And we laugh
With their arms outstretched
They're like crosses in the sun
Thinking of six steps
Six more steps to heaven
I remember, I could never forget
Nothing could shine more brightly
Golden, straight, square and great
Oh, sweet memories
Maybe a time is coming
And solemn be that moment
When bondage is broken
And we meet again
I look to that time
When all my hopes are realized
I remember
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2. |
Where Do We Start?*
04:18
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3. |
Baby’s Dreaming Now
04:42
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4. |
Too Much Pride
04:14
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5. |
Baby You’re The Best
04:09
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6. |
All I Need is Love
04:33
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7. |
Let It In
04:13
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I remember, how could I forget
On the breeze is the scent of sweet memories
I smell it all the time
Oh, sweet memories
I see my friends
Standing in the distance
We squint in all that brightness
They smile
And we laugh
With their arms outstretched
They're like crosses in the sun
Thinking of six steps
Six more steps to heaven
I remember, I could never forget
Nothing could shine more brightly
Golden, straight, square and great
Oh, sweet memories
Maybe a time is coming
And solemn be that moment
When bondage is broken
And we meet again
I look to that time
When all my hopes are realized
I remember
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White Cross Melbourne, Australia
We hope you enjoy familiar tunes and a few new ones.
Pete Mather
(Recorded from
'88)
Remixed by Poons Head Studio, WA
From 3RRR Melbourne's, 'Used And Recommended By' (1987):
"White Cross (have) carved a niche of their own, placing emphasis on the craft of songwriting. They are not afraid to deal with the spectrum of human emotion, and whilst maintaining a distinctive sound, are very diverse."
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