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Kentucky Rose
03:39
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KENTUCKY ROSE
Once I thought that I loved another
She wore my ring, we promised each other
One day soon only death would keep us apart
Till one day over the hills I roamed
Headed for a place that I called home
Heard someone singing from afar
It was “Amazing Grace” and, oh, how sweet was the sound
I saw her dancing stone to stone, more beauty than I'd ever known
I know I had seen Heaven coming down
Chorus
Whoah, Kentucky Rose, don't you know your spell on me
I've loved you since the day I met you singing down by old Walton Creek
Won't you say you will be mine and we will love until the end of time
Kentucky Rose, say you will be mine
For many a day I'd run to that creek
Hide unnoticed behind the trees
Watch my angel dance and sing her song
While laying on my back just looking at the sky
Felt someone cover over my eyes
It was that sweet little girl asking had I been there long
I looked in her big brown eyes, her beauty had me paralyzed
I tried to speak but all that came out was this little song…something like...
Chorus
Well the days they passed, the seasons changed
Today's the day she'll wear my name
I've never been as sure of something as I am today
I love her more than she'll ever know
She loves me the same and she tells me so
This is the last time alone I'll be walking this way
Down this old Kentucky road, it's good to feel you underfoot again
I'm following you ever so quickly
Cause my lover's waiting for me down at the other end!
Chorus
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2. |
Missy
03:51
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MISSY
You say youʼre leaving
In the next day or two
Packing up your things and dreams
That never came true
Headed back the way you came
To the love you once knew
Never seen your brown eyes so blue
Chorus
Missy, wonʼt you stay
Just a little longer
Till I find the right words to say
Missy, wonʼt you stay
Sitting here with you
Watching this river run along
Sunʼs slowly setting
I hear the loon sing a sad song
Your last night in town
Iʼll miss you being around
I know you want to do right
But it feels so wrong
Chorus
You were always the one
With stars in your eyes
Now I canʼt see them
But I know theyʼre down deep inside
Tell me girl, what can I do
What can I say
To help you back on your own way
To where you once belonged
Chorus
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3. |
Waking Up Next To You
03:15
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Waking Up Next to You
Starlightʼs in the
Skylight in our room
Till the moonlight
Like a spotlight shines on you
Sometimes I thank my lucky stars
We have come this far
Rest your head, baby
On my shoulder
Sleep good tonight
Till this day is over
Weʼll start again
Man it feels good
Waking up next to you
Walking in the
Meadow holding your hand
Till the wind blows
And to feel it we fall down
In the tall, tall grass
We make love till the noon sun passes
Rest your head, baby
On my shoulder
Sleep good tonight
Till this day is over
Weʼll start again
Man it feels good
Waking up next to you
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4. |
Little Bird
03:13
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LITTLE BIRD
Little bird
On my window
Sing a song for me
Before you go
You make my trouble
Feel like no trouble at all
Little bird
On my window
Little bird
In my window
How can I thank you before you go
I'll carry everywhere
Your song in my heart
Little bird
On my window
(Whistle)
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5. |
Many Roads
02:51
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MANY ROADS
Midnight in this fishing town
Walking the streets
Nobody’s around
Oh the way you
Captured my heart
All the good times we’ve had from the start
All the good times we’ve had from the start
In this life
There is just one road
We may find it together
We may find it alone
There are many roads that lead to that road
To find your way sometimes you just have to go
To find your way sometimes you just have to go
Sea to sea, I’m sailing on
To unknown waters
And foreign lands
It’s bitter sweet, this good-bye, hello
I feel I may be back again
I feel I may be back again
Chorus
The sail is set, the bow has turned
Only taking what
From now what I’ve learned
When the sea changes faces
And that port draws nigh
I’ll be laying under a new sky
I’ll be laying under a new sky
Chorus
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