Misc Originals – Bobby Clay - Heading Home (Guitar)

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Well, I should not have left Tennessee

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No I shouldn’t have left my home

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now. I’m out here on the road darling

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and I’m sleeping all alone

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If I could just get back to you

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I’d leave Denver today

Bm
And I’d hit that lonesome road

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Be out on my way

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Looking to get  back with you

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Just as quick as I can go

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Leave this mile high town right now

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With old seeds left to sew

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So Put that one sundress on

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The one with all the fringe

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Curl your hair and paint your toes

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Get the wine bottle out of the fridge

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Leave your front door wide open

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And leave that porch lite on

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I’m on my way back to you

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Yes mama Heading home

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And I know that moon is shining bright

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On the other side of Knoxville

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But I’m ready little momma

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To take it and get my fill

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Of all your lovely loving

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That I have missed out on

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Picking this hummingbird guitar

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And singing these sad old songs

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I know you get worried

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When I punch in that time clock

Bm
But I’m saving all my love For you

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if you’re ready or you’re not

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So Put that one sundress on

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The one with all the fringe

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Curl your hair and paint your toes

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Get the wine bottle out of the fridge

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Leave your front door wide open

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And leave that porch lite on

Bm
I’m on my way back to you

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Yes mama Heading home

Bm
You know this stage is lonely

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You know I hate the road

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im coming back to you sweet girl

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yes Im heading home

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Put that one sundress on

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The one with all the fringe

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Curl your hair and paint your toes

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Get the wine bottle out of the fridge

E
Leave your front door wide open

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And leave that porch lite on

Bm
I’m on my way back to you

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Yes mama Heading home