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• Artist: Jill Steveson
• Title: Run Dry
• Genre: Pop - Adult Contemporary
• Mood: Sentimental/Ballad, Inspirational
• Speed: Medium Slow (63-78)
• Instruments: Acoustic Piano, Real Drums/Drum Kit, Electric Guitar (Clean, Overdriven), Loops/Samples, Bass, Keyboards/Organs
• Track type: Lyric - Full Length
• Date added: 10/6/2011
• Lyric themes: Soul Searching, Determination, Hope, Courage
• Lyrics: There's a tiny ray of light. Your a desert in the night. I can see every star, but it's dark and cold now. I feel your fingers in my hand. Like the wind blows in the sand. I can feel a pulse but I still can't see it. I wanna tell you, you can move mountains. You can do anything. I want to sing it across the Ocean. I want to sing it, I want to say, You won't find no better, you'll just run dry. Tell me gentle soul, I wanna know. Does your silence help you grow? When the anger and pain have taken over. I wanna tell you, you can move mountains. You can do anything. I want to sing it across the Ocean. I want to sing it, I want to say, You won't find no better, you'll just run dry. Without believing there is nothing to hold onto. Without a dream, whatcha gonna do? I got a breath of joy, and a breath of tears. It's a passion that ignites my fear. I've got strength, I've got hope and I've got a thing for you baby... I wanna tell you, you can move mountains. You can do anything. I want to sing it across the Ocean. I want to sing it, I want to say, You won't find no better, you'll just run dry.
• Keywords: light, inspirational

About Jill Steveson

Jill Steveson

Brooklyn, NY United States

Genres: Folk, Adult Contemporary, Modern/Urban Contemporary

The music of Jill Stevenson reflects a depth of soul and poetic sense that reaches well beyond her years.

Jill was studying piano at age seven and her singing career began at the age of nine, with regular appearances in a small church that her parents helped to establish. She soon picked up the guitar and it was not long before she was singing her own songs before coffeehouse and open-mic audiences in and around her ...

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