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Father's Day
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Much More
Verse 1
I took the album off the shelf,
And wiped the dust away.
Soon your smile greeted me,
As I turned the cover page.
Your innocent expression
Captured long ago,
Reminded me how every gift,
Is fashioned here below.
Chorus
You are worth much more
Than every other you
That could’ve been,
That would’ve been,
If Love had not so carefully
Chosen you to be the one
To best reflect the wonders of
A single ray of Beauty,
And brightly shine with grace —now and forevermore.
Verse 2
I laid the album down and thought
Of all the years you’ve grown,
And how the Artistry inside
Has marvelously shown!
Remember that no mirror
Is fairer than the One
That quietly within will tell
Who we truly are and must become.
Chorus
You are worth much more
Than every other you
That could’ve been,
That would’ve been,
If Love had not so carefully
Chosen you to be the one
To best reflect the wonders of
A single ray of Beauty,
And brightly shine with grace —now and forevermore.
Bridge
Now and forevermore...
Chorus
You are worth much more
Than every other you
That could’ve been,
That would’ve been,
If Love had not so carefully
Chosen you to be the one
To best reflect the wonders of
A single ray of Beauty,
And brightly shine with grace —now and forever more.
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The McDonald Family Singers Kansas
Welcome! We are a family with 13 children who enjoy sharing music with others. We offer music for all ages and occasions, specializing in traditional Irish, American Folk, Religious, and Original Music. Our performances also include Irish step dancing and audience sing-alongs. Thank you for visiting. God bless you! ... more
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