Michael Yurich – Identity
On ‘IDENTITY’ from Michael Yurich, he reveals how the songs emerged, the work in crafting them and the influences that sparked them. In the end, each song breathes with its […]
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RAY BONNEVILLE – Annual Sault Concert Celebration – Sunday September 12, 2025 – 7:30 pm – THE LOFT
while the old man who would need forgiving
trampled what love there might’ve been
I was telling myself I would come away clean
what was it I just couldn’t see
on the blind side
on the blind side
what couldn’t I see on the blind side
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