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Tennessee Angel

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Tennessee Angel

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It was warm outside with the sun shining down through the trees

What a beautiful melody I could hear playing on the breeze

And on that park bench in the shade she just sat and played

Yeah sitting right in front of me was the most beautiful woman I have ever seen

And God what an amazing view

Her long blonde hair eyes so full just so beautiful

Wearing those cowboy boots with the wind blowing through her hair

With her perfume in the air she took my breathe away

I didn’t speak a word I Just listened to her play

I just listened to her play

And she played this beautiful song as her soft voice joined along

I swear right then and there she touched my soul

And I couldn’t leave just walk away and go

Because right there in front of me talented and beautiful as can be

Was and angel with blonde hair and big beautiful eyes

With a voice that reached up and touched the sky

And she made me smile as I watched her sing and play

Sitting on that bench in the shade underneath those trees

Almost like she was playing that soft song right there for me

Wearing those cowboy boots with the wind blowing through her hair

Her perfume in the air she took my breathe away

And I Just listened to her play

I just listened to her play

Now I couldn’t tell you all her name but she touched my heart just the same

And every time I’m out that way I ask God please let me hear her play just one more time

I still see her in my mind and that soft song plays time to time through my soul

My little piece of Tennessee that this Texas boy just cant let go

Yeah I should have asked her name

God I loved to hear her play and sing

Now I’m left with just a memory

0f that angel on that park bench in front of me

With that beautiful smile and big bright eyes

It was warm outside with the sun shining down through the trees

What a beautiful melody I could hear playing on the breeze

And on that park bench in the shade she just sat and played

Yeah sitting right in front of me was the most beautiful woman I have ever seen

And God what an amazing view

Her long blonde hair eyes so full just so beautiful

Wearing those cowboy boots with the wind blowing through her hair

Her perfume in the air she took my breathe away

I didn’t speak a word I Just listened to her play

I just listened to her play

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