Kansas
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Kansas
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I remember Kansas plains
And how my daddy held those reins
Why o why can’t it be
Like I was in Liberal, wild and free
Don’t be worried when the harvest don’t bring nothing to your table
Don’t stop driving when the sunshine behind dark clouds hide
Just shine on and let it be
Keep on working on the ol' 4C
You’re not alone in being lonely anytime
Lookin’ back, I can see
How my daddy’s smile gave me strength
'Cause something small can hold a lot of power
Like the smallest spark can stir the greatest fire
Don’t be worried when the harvest don’t bring nothing to your table
Don’t stop driving when the sunshine behind dark clouds hide
Just shine on and let it be
Keep on working on the ol' 4C
You’re not alone in being lonely anytime
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Who performs "Kansas"?
Family Shiloh performs "Kansas", and this lyric page sits inside the Family Shiloh catalog on LyroVerse.
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