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Alabama
03:50
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2. |
Come Back Home
04:06
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3. |
Footsteps
04:28
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Verse 1:
The sound of your footsteps your shoes on the tile
Will set me off running to meet you from miles around
Whenever you come home
And I know that engine, I can tell her apart
When I hear her comin’ I can’t keep my heartbeat quiet
Whenever you come home
My senses are eager to know that you’re near
And when I lie down each night I strain to hear
Chorus:
I see you there with the salt in your hair
But all of the world says you’ve been lost to the sea
I feel you there fightin the waves
You’re a good man and I’ll see you again
Verse 2:
The time keeps on creepin’ as each year goes by
My faith in you deepens I don’t really understand why
But I know you’ll come home
We’ll sit by the fire, I’ll listen and smile
As you tell your stories of sailing off into the wild
Whenever you come home
No matter how long dear, I won’t leave your side
I’ll hold onto hope ‘til the wind brings you in on the tide
Chorus
Verse 3:
I keep the cows grazin, I cleaned all the floors
I stitched me a new dress to wear when you walk through the door
I know you’re comin’ home
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Lost at Sea
07:09
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Kaylor & The Tin Cans New York, New York
Kaylor Otwell is originally from Birmingham, AL, and her heart is in love with the South. She also loves and participates in almost every form of creative expression, but her favorite is music. Kaylor began solo singing performances at age five, and is trained in a wide variety of styles from folk to opera and everything in between. Her albums feature alt-country and blues music. ... more
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