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If I Had Her
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I called my father yesterday
She died at thirty eight
So I asked to tell me something
I don’t know
He said he couldn’t quite remember
A story of my mother
And I just started crying
On the phone
And I wondered
What this life would be...
Well I’m still living in the past tense
Trying to make some sense
Of it all
And I can’t get no peace of mind
Wishing we were back in time
But we can not
Still I wonder
What this life would be
If I had her, If I had her
By my side
To love me
To hold me
To guide me
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Kim Albert Montreal, Québec
Kim Albert is a Canadian singer songwriter. Marked by the untimely loss of her mother at the age of eight, her haunting, pared-down folk songs are steeped in love and loss. She crafts music as mindful meditation in a daily practice of acceptance, self-exploration and forgiveness. The result is a personal, revealing interpretation of the fallibility and wonders of what makes us human. ... more
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