Tonart: E major
Verse 1
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Nine months to the day,
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decided my en tire fate.
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I know when I've been blessed,
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holding close to my breasts.
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and rocking hours in a rocking chair
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and life is seeming pretty fair
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even though we could have used a sleeve
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the moments moved too fast
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to keep first steps flew right from my arms
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it was keeping up with the
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when nothing else could take its place
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And not letting go on the
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to sign up for the carpool
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Bringing home a colored valentine
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Asking me, you be mine?
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one would steal that heart
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And I think that'd be the hardest part
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I'd have to let go of a blooming flower that's
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gotta grow see daisies come back every year
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but then oh but a dandelion
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some just have to be set free
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wanna be from a
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Baseball hit high up on a tee,
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Then sliding in and wounding a knee.
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You're sitting high up on a bleacher,
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Well, I heard the coach say,
You don't need her.
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we know what makes it well.
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Yes, it's already better, I can tell.
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Why, I think you will run again.
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Why, as fast as the lightning and wind.
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As fast as the fever rose high.
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The time we stayed up half the night.
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Cool rags on a rosy face.
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That night that I learned to pray.
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From a chair where I awoke,
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and the fever had broke.
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Well, I have seen the mercy unfold
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in my praying arms I hold.
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Holding out for that day that comes
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of staying out too late
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and having too much fun.
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Mom, do you think I could use a car?
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Well, I promise not to go too far.
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So tell me the name of your date.
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Oh, just look at you standing
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there blushing with him.
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You haven't been anywhere
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Now they sat together graduation day.
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And they said their goodbyes.
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Now they're going their own way.
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One off the college to major in,
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while the other had enlisted in.
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Enlisted in just to be someone,
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was recruited well by the one,
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Left holding on to the smoking gun,
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that I placed in the hands
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Cause we were barely getting by
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Sure the grades were good,
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but they weren't that high
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But a GI bill would surely pave the way
that I did well to pay
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And as we did well to get
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No we didn't have much,
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but it was a loving home
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I remember the day we moved in.
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Oh, it seemed so small back then.
But now it's filled with
the saddest of sounds.
And the silence is just screaming
out loud.
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Turning my world inside out.
Outside where I ran out.
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Ride out the blue into
the darkest of nights,
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as the red ran right from all life.
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Least the stars will shine
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over my angel all dressed in white.
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This old flag is all I have to show for it
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it's folded up in a drawer
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But I take it out every now and then
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Just to wrap myself up in
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Before I can put it back again
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It reminds me of where I've been
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