A song full of fond memories of a mother and child type of love. Also, a requiem for my mother. A magical woman who had a smile that could soften steel and a bartender’s sense of humor. My mother was my first example of someone who stepped up to a mic and sang.
In an era where we’re bombarded with endless choices in every aspect of life, it’s easy to forget the real power of supporting independent artists.
The sign on the wall, read gun for hire We were standing there Because we had a flat tire There was fighting down the hall
She’s the star of my earliest memories Kiddy pools and catching bees Saying thank you and asking please Just because it was the right thing
If you could just see yourself Through my eyes If you could just see yourself Through my eyes Then you’d know Yes, you’d know You’d
I used to come home drunk every night Until Home wasn’t there I ended up broke lonesome I thought nobody could care A friend of
It was a cloudy day When she came my way Off of dirt road Outside of town I said girl that path leads to nowhere
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