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Thousand Times

by Charles Grace

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Lyrics and music by: Charles Grace
Artwork by: Rebecca Parfitt

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How did I get here?
What have I done?
Feels like I’m the only one

Who do I call when the night falls
And I’m married to no one?

I didn’t believe you when you
Told me you loved me
Must have been a thousand times
Hold me, tell me
Everything will be just fine

I stop pretending
Storybook ending
I know I’m not the only one

Flame is a spark
Light becomes darkness
When all the more is said than done

Days drag on and fly by
At the same time
I wonder why I
Don’t see the living in the ordinary

I wanna believe you when you
Told me you loved me
Must have been ten thousand times
Won’t you hold me, tell me
Everything will be just fine

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released March 10, 2023
Charles Grace: vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, bass guitar
Kyrie Variuer: vocals
Casey Corum: keyboard, drums, mixing, mastering

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Charles Grace Fullerton, California

Charles Grace is a singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist from Orange County, CA.

His formative years growing up in South Carolina left a unique mark, shaping not only the songs but the artist he would become.

During his time there, Grace studied classical guitar and Spanish at Coastal Carolina University. After college, he toured the Southeast.

The Wreckage is his debut album.
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