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Words & Music by Keith Kitchen (copyright 2010)

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Just for a moment, everything’s right.
Pull out onto the highway, under a bright orange sky
The soft smell of cedar, and the salt in the air.
I can still see the smoke, but the fire’s not here.

Chorus:
And I know the whole world is crazy
And it seems like there’s no end in sight.
But somehow a rare perfect moment
Caught me by surprise.
And I just wanted to say,
“Thank you for my life”.

Just for a moment, I wanna pause and reflect
There’s more good in this world than I have come to expect
So I’ll write you this song, cuz I’m prone to forget
All the goodness You’ve shown me since the day that we met

Chorus:
And I know that You have not spared us
from the things that go “bump” in the night.
But somehow this rare perfect moment
Caught me by surprise.
And I just wanted to say,
“Thank you for my life”.


Ending:
I’m alright. I’m alright
I’m alright. I’m alright
I’m alright. I’m alright

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from Rumours of Light (Bonus Version), released September 15, 2010

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