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Foolish Pride
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Foolish Pride
©Carole Noguer
We always wait until tomorrow
Trading dreams for another day of sorrow
And there’s never time left to savor
To take away this craving hunger
Keep close my foolish pride
A word can cut to the bone
Stay calm my angry heart
Before you turn to stone
Soft replies and tender gestures
I’ll never stop until I surrender
All my heart and this relentless mind
The search for joy inside to find
Keep close my foolish pride
A word can cut to the bone
Stay calm my angry heart
Before you turn to stone
In all my loving embraces
My fear turns into silence
No more tears to leave their traces
Keep close my foolish pride
Keep close my foolish pride
Keep close my foolish pride
Keep close my foolish pride
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N@MELESS Olympia, Washington
Psychedelic Rock with shades of Classical, R&B, Prog, Art Rock and New-Wave Featuring Original Songs by Carole Noguer
playing Keyboard and Guitar, whose voice has been described as “beautifully strong with a soothing quality” and backed up by her husband Michael on Drums and son Aaron on Bass
"Songwriting has allowed me to share inspired thoughts, expanding on ideas of universal togetherness."
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