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Half As Good (Duo)
03:45
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(L. Wright, W. Lunsford, K. Foster, P. Larney)
Never spent time in the kitchen, cause why just cook for one?
I’d always have leftovers and they just sit there when I's done
And go to waste even though they tasted just fine
Always listened to the radio play the same old songs about love and having someone
And sure I'd sing along, not cause I knew, it's just what I'd do to pass the time
It wasn't right it's like I knew
Something was missing from the way that I was just sleep walking through
I was divided, broke in two
And I realized that I was living my whole life only half as good
My nights out are twice as fun, Long drives are half as long
Share the remote and split the bills and the dishes all get done
Just little things, oh, but ain't that everything in love?
I had to grow once you showed me there's no use living just because
What I wanted what I felt even who I was
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Keepin' Me Alive (Duo)
04:34
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. Wright, W. Lunsford, B. Young, P. Larney, M. Dane)
She heard you before I took a breath, Momma held me cryin
She felt all the love you had beating in my chest & lookin in my eyes
Who would have thought all the hell you'd put me through a million times?
You want what you want and nothing on this earth can change your mind
You’ve got some bruises, You’ve got some dents
Just when I think you're broken you pick up the beat again
Sometimes you're in my stomach, Sometimes you're in my chest
You’ve loved me at my worst, You’ve seen me at my best
When there ain't no blue left in my sky
You keep keepin me alive
I was standing in the cold the day you stopped when he walked by
It was a year to the day I can't forget the way you ached when he said goodbye
But you want what you want and nothing on this earth can change your mind
We all climb a little higher trying to find a better view,
When the one truth in this world comes from the bottom of you
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Old Songs (Duo)
04:18
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(L. Wright, W. Lunsford, D. Fields)
The words ran out in Maryville
So you turned on the radio
Static comin' in and out
Till it settled on a lonesome sound
Oooooooooo
You had your head against the glass
And your feet up on the dash
While you halfway hum the tune
But you don't know it like I do
When the rhythm is the tappin of the rain
And they're rhyming every word I couldn't say
I'm waving on a platform at a train
I'm there and then I'm gone
And you think we're just listening to old songs
It was years before I knew you
Love was young at 22
We were everything then nothing
I don't think of it that often, but I do
We just crossed the state line
You've been asleep for a while
And the song ended a long time ago
But I'm still waving on a platform at a train
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Daddy's Girl (Duo)
03:10
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(L. Wright, W. Lunsford, D. Fields, P. Larney)
Mama said when I was one day old
“The whole world changed for him” and
“He never drove that slow”
A left on Cavet Drive, fifth house on the right
He took me in his arms and I was home
He gave me the best years of my life
I must've took a few from him cause I was not an easy child
I made mistakes made ‘em again but it never changed a thing for him
Cause he knows who I am when I'm not sure
If I'm anything in the world, I'm daddy's girl
I can't stand cigarettes and I hate the cold
But I'm freezing on the front porch
Cause that's where daddy smokes
That's where he was waiting up
When my curfew'd come and gone
A little angry mainly happy I was home
Daddy's girl tells him everything
Daddy's girl can ask for anything
Daddy's girl makes him cry
Every time she sings
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The Young Fables Nashville, Tennessee
The Young Fables (TYF) are the promising Modern Traditional Country™ duo comprised of three-time American Idol vet Laurel Wright and Gretsch endorsed guitarist and vocalist Wesley Lunsford. The team is best known for their appearance on USA’s showcase television series Real Country featuring Shania Twain. ... more
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