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Lift Me Up

from And Then, Winter Came by The New Era

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The main theme of this song, is to contrast those who may not have your best interests at heart, with those who do. And why, having good people in one's life (who believe in you) is so important. Especially, in times of trouble, and when you find yourself in a very difficult situation, that is not of your own making...
Note: With all these things said however, the lyrics in this song (as with most of the other tracks here) are mostly for the purpose of entertainment. And, more or less, not necessarily personal. Nor, are some of the lyrics to necessarily be taken literally, or verbatim, in many cases. Even though, there may be a certain influence (or inspiration) there, depending on the song, and/or topic. And in some instances, even the particular choice of wording, is to sort of like, make the lyrics flow better, if you will. In certain spots, at least... Which parts are to be taken literally, and which are not? I'm not sayin'. Call it, pretty much an artist thing...

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from And Then, Winter Came, track released December 7, 2010

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The New Era Asheville, North Carolina

The New Era originally started with three friends from Long Island, N.Y., who grew up and went to school together, and who performed at various bars, clubs, and venues throughout the area. Vito Masilotti, the leader of the group, has currently been composing, recording, and promoting most of his own material himself, using the band name, that has come to identify their unique brand of Pop/Rock... ... more

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