Long Island Shores
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Long Island Shores
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Oh my soul craves to go home
To long island shores again
Take me back to old north pole
To breathe in the harbor wind.
I'll be leaving Tennessee on the first plane
Sunday gone to my family reunion
There my father preached at the church
On the corner of Old Nickels Road
He raised four children in a green house
we are all well and now we are all grown
I'll be leaving Tennessee on the first plane
Sunday gone to my family reunion
There my mother Sharron lies deep
In the earth of the long island shores
I will visit her grave
And plant yellow roses at her stone
I'll be leaving Tennessee on the first plane
Sunday gone to my family reunion
I'll be leaving
Gone to my family reunion
Oh my soul craves to go home.
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Mindy Smith performs "Long Island Shores", and this lyric page sits inside the Mindy Smith catalog on LyroVerse.
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