Homemaker
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Homemaker
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To me she is a beauty queen
I love to watch her on the screen in our home movies
And when she sings around the house
She's got a voice that knocks me out she's my favorite singer
But you won't see her on TV or hear her on the radio
Wordly fame is not her aim and she's the first to let you know.
She wants to be a homemaker, it's her dream to raise the family
And give her love to just one man and I thank God it's me
I'll never underestimate her cause she could take this word and turn it on
But she takes her love and makes our house a home.
She can't afford to spend her days in an old soap opera haze
She's much too busy
At night she puts the kids to bed she's making sure their prayers get said
Before she lays down with me
It's polain to see that she's not seeking glory on this earth
Cause she believes in honesty and the joy of giving birth.
She wants to be a homemaker, it's her dream to raise the family
And give her love to just one man and I thank God it's me
I'll never underestimate her cause she could take this word and turn it on
But she takes her love and makes our house a home.
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Paul Overstreet performs "Homemaker", and this lyric page sits inside the Paul Overstreet catalog on LyroVerse.
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