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This is the one song on the album that is on the spiritual side of things. It's a conversation I had with God one day. When I put things on the back burner and felt Him gone. No matter what you believe in you can know that someone is always there watching and hanging on.

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Well I've been meaning to stop and talk to you
Let yo in on what it is I'm going through
Seems to me though that you are always there
Always around me everywhere that I go

Chorus
And I see that you're holding me
You're grip is tight and you wont let me go no you wont let me go
And I feel like I slipped away
From your grasp but I know that can't be true
Cause I will always be with you yea

Laddadaladada

I let my doubt come in and take control
Leaving me downcast and all alone
Taking on the world like it's mine to take
But pursuing that is just a big mistake yea just a big mistake

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from Can't No One Bring Me Down, released April 29, 2015
Song written by Jen Miller
Vocals - Jen Miller
Back Up Vocals - Ryan Willigar
Keyboards, and electric guitars - Ross Billard
Bass - Bruce Dixon
Drums - "Tubs"MacAvoy

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Jen Miller Dartmouth, Nova Scotia

Jen, originally from NS, found that while living in Vancouver she could go for what she truly loves. Music. After recording her album You and I she was determined to bring it back home to where it all began.
So she hopped on a train, played her way across the country and did an eastern Canadian tour. Now back on the east coast Jen's really making herself know in the musical community. ... more

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