Wild Kentucky Skies
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Wild Kentucky Skies
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Just a few long hours and I'll be in her arms
Where I belong and where I long to be
I can hear her voice she's calling me home
To her blue moon that shines for all to see
Yes I'm bringing me home to you why I left you's still a mystery
But it won't be long and soon you'll be with me
And soon you'll be by my side and I can walk with pride
Under wild Kentucky skies with the sunshine in my eyes
So shine on shine on me wild Kentucky skies
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Weep no more my lady weep no more today
For soon you will be with me I'm homeward bound homeward bound to stay
And soon you'll be by my side...
Shine on shine on me wild Kentucky skies
I love these wild Kentucky skies
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Marty Brown performs "Wild Kentucky Skies", and this lyric page sits inside the Marty Brown catalog on LyroVerse.
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