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Mirror of My Soul

from Step Right, Shake Left by Jim Beckwith

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a little song for my son, Josh

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Days go by. I don’t see you so much anymore
Mirror of my soul - just in a younger hold.

Thoughts gone by, words unsaid;
Wishing we knew - what was in each other’s heads,

but it’s justified we’re all alone,
just like everybody else in this world;

We get hints and helps, but in the end
we do it all on our own, all on our own
we learn it all on our own.

But you ‘ve got a helping hand
whenever you come around
You’re lucky I’m the kind that’s not afraid to face a frown

Years go by; I don’t know you so well anymore.
yet I know you as well as I know myself:
Mirror of my soul.

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from Step Right, Shake Left, released January 1, 2001

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Jim Beckwith Milan, Italy

Jim Beckwith is a fine writer of lyrics to inspire & a unique & compelling voice; a soulful texture that draws on influences from jazz and pop to R&B and voices from around the world. His voice has been called 'a male Sade' & something like 'a refined Sting'. Songs with lyrics that make you think & feel. Jim has players on his albums that play with artists like Sting, Stevie Wonder, James Taylor. ... more

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