A Noun
from 21 by Maxel Toft
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lyrics
Should there be a noun for a mother who's lost a baby?
Like widow for a wife who has outlived a spouse
A simple reminder that there has been a tragedy
When you welcome them into your house
Raising them up in your prayers and in company
Join them in mourning while maintaining privacy
They may reject your sincere hospitality
But they cannot refuse to be loved
They cannot refuse to be loved
Should there be a noun for a father who's lost a baby?
Like widower for a husband who has outlived a spouse
A simple reminder that there has been a tragedy
When you welcome them into your house
Raising them up in your prayers and in company
Join them in mourning while maintaining privacy
They may reject your sincere hospitality
But they cannot refuse to be loved
They cannot refuse to be loved
No they cannot refuse to be loved
Like widow for a wife who has outlived a spouse
A simple reminder that there has been a tragedy
When you welcome them into your house
Raising them up in your prayers and in company
Join them in mourning while maintaining privacy
They may reject your sincere hospitality
But they cannot refuse to be loved
They cannot refuse to be loved
Should there be a noun for a father who's lost a baby?
Like widower for a husband who has outlived a spouse
A simple reminder that there has been a tragedy
When you welcome them into your house
Raising them up in your prayers and in company
Join them in mourning while maintaining privacy
They may reject your sincere hospitality
But they cannot refuse to be loved
They cannot refuse to be loved
No they cannot refuse to be loved
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from 21,
released June 21, 2020
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Maxel Toft Wisconsin
Welcome, friends.
Here are some pieces written and recorded at various times.
Thank you for having me over.
We should do it again sometime.
