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The Grand Destiny Theme
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Out here on an ice field losing sight
Dragging the Baggage of all I've not done right
Yesterday the sun was bright
Champagne was cold and the breeze was light
We didn't see the storm coming or anticipate
All at once, everything changed
Now it may be too late
For a grand destiny
For a grand destiny
On this trip to escape myself and the loves I've lost
No more telling lies my flaws whitewashed
This trip has changed me
My stars have crossed
I'll face my demons
And pay any cost
I didn't see the storm coming or anticipate
All at once everything changed
Now it may be too late
To earn a grand destiny
To earn a grand destiny
The Sea was calm
And the sun shined in the west
But from the east, the storm was gaining
And the waves did crest
I wish I would have stayed at home
And Learned to live with less
Become a man who does what's best
We didn't see the storm coming or anticipate
All at once everything changed
Now it may be too late
For a grand destiny
For a grand destiny
For a grand destiny
For a grand destiny
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A.W. DeLorenzo Hinsdale, Illinois
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A.W. DeLorenzo is a physician, athlete, and musician whose wonderful family and friends indulge his
many and varied interests with endless love and support. He strives each day to bring his full spirit to every precious encounter, eager to share, care, and learn.
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