Sandra McCracken
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Chattanooga

Chattanooga lyrics by Sandra McCracken. You wear poverty like riches And your tears like spring rains If time and history were mine, love There's not a thing...

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Chattanooga

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You wear poverty like riches

And your tears like spring rains

If time and history were mine, love

There's not a thing that I would change

Can I drive you to Chattanooga

Where the city in October looks like fire

Changing lanes on this restless highway

Between this living and desire

Out over Texas in a hotel

or in this quiet house alone

(but) all the distance here between us

Is only made of miles and stone

Can I drive you to Chattanooga

Where the city in October looks like fire

Changing lanes on this restless highway

Between this living and desire

Take my regrets...

I would die a thousand deaths for you...

My mind is rushing like these rivers

And I can't slow these moments down

We pass through our days like strangers

& I need to see your face just now

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