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Never Been to Nashville
02:50
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Never Been to Nashville
Got a mama plays piano, grandma plays the organ
Got a daddy who can sing, and somehow they gave it all to me.
Well I know they didn't plan on what that would mean.
But they ended up with a little girl who had a big dream
Well I've never been to Nashville, and I'll probably never go
Well I've never been to Nashville but that don't mean
I can't be on the radio
They say it's a dreamers place, living out of a guitar case
But I couldn't get there in my sleep, how does a farm girl from Arkansas get to Tennessee?
Well I've never been to Nashville, and I'll probably never go
Well I've never been to Nashville but that don't mean
I can't be on the radio
Well I've never been to Nashville, but tomorrow I'm gonna go
Cuz they all want me there in Nashville
I guess they finally heard my song on the radio...
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2. |
Come Back To Me
03:54
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Come Back To Me
All I have to remember you by
Is a box of things in a close I ain't seen in a while
I've got them memorized every letter I know what they say
And I know you're gone but I can't seem to throw them away
Chorus
So, as long as I can breathe, and my eyes can see
You are the reason I'm alive
And now I'm living for my dreams
And hoping I wake up to find
That you've come back to me.
I fall asleep and you're right in front of me
I open my eyes and you're nowhere to be seen
I guess it's just a memory a part of me that's gone
Cuz you're holding her why am I still holding on
Chorus
So, as long as I can breathe, and my eyes can see
You are the reason I'm alive
And now I'm living for my dreams
And hoping I wake up to find
That you've come back to me.
Chorus
So, as long as I can breathe, and my eyes can see
You are the reason I'm alive
And now I'm living for my dreams
And hoping I wake up to find
That you've come back to me.
That you've come back to me
Please, come back to me.
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The Bridesmaid Song
03:23
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The Bridesmaid Song
You know that look you get when you show up at a wedding
And you're all by yourself
Everyone gives you that I'm so sorry
You're still sing eye
Well I don't think they're justified, and with each ugly dress I buy
i'm reminded that I'm the only girl there
Who still has a life
Chorus
Well I'm tired of hearing honey "someday you'll find someone"
Like I'm not complete on my own
I'm tired of having to reply "I probably won't"
Cuz I'm selfish and I'm mean, I can't cook and I don't clean
And I ain't changing it for anyone
No, who needs a ball and chain
I'd rather be the bridesmaid
Your best friend gets a ring
Six months later you're still alone
So you become the enemy
They're nice to your face but they judge you when you walk away
Say there must something wrong with you
To be alone at 22
Well I don't think they're justified
God forbid that I live my own life
Chorus
Well I'm tired of hearing honey "someday you'll find someone"
Like I'm not complete on my own
I'm tired of having to reply "I probably won't"
Cuz I'm selfish and I'm mean, I can't cook and I don't clean
And I ain't changing it for anyone
No, who needs a ball and chain
I'd rather be the bridesmaid
Bridge
Tell me something I don't know
That you love putting down the toilet seat and folding his clothes
Well I'm tired of hearing honey "someday you'll find someone"
Like it's wrong not to be married by the time I'm 22
Well I'd rather spend my 20's chasing dreams than chasing men
Maybe when I'm 30 I'll be ready for a change
But for now, give me that ugly dress
I'd rather be the bridesmaid
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4. |
Let Me Get There
03:47
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5. |
Since I Met You
03:51
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Sara Morgan Kansas City, Missouri
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