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Song of Bernadette

from Roses and Victory by Honor Finnegan

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Slow folk. Duet featuring John Gorka. Written by Leonard Cohen and Jennifer Warnes. Based on the story of Bernadette Soubirous, a young French woman who experiences vivid visions of the Virgin Mary.

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Song of Bernadette
There was a child named Bernadette
I heard the story long ago
She saw the Queen of Heaven once
And kept the vision in her soul
No one believed what she had seen
No one believed what she heard
That there were sorrows to be healed
And mercy, mercy in this world
So many hearts I find, broke like yours and mine
Torn by what we've done and can't undo
I just want to hold you, come on let me hold you
Like Bernadette would do
We've been around, we fall, we fly
We mostly fall, we mostly run
And every now and then we try
To mend the damage that we've done
Tonight, tonight I just can't rest
I've got this joy inside my breast
To think that I did not forget that child
That song of Bernadette
So many hearts I find, broke like yours and mine
Torn by what we've done and can't undo
I just want to hold you, won't let me hold you
Like Bernadette would do
I just want to hold you, come on let me hold you
Like Bernadette would do

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from Roses and Victory, released February 5, 2016
Honor Finnegan - vocals
John Gorka - vocals
Aviv Roth - guitar
Pete Donovan - bass
Catherine Miles - vocal arrangement

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Honor Finnegan New York, New York

Honor Finnegan writes songs that are humorous then heartbreaking with melodies that soar. Formerly based in New York City, she now resides in Portland, Oregon, where mountain trails meet puppy dog tales. That's what Portland is made of.

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