Iced Tea
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Iced Tea
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You look like an art piece floating in my mind
And I am told fortunes are gold
Fortunes are gold.
Bucket loads of gratitude I feel for you
You are fine. I pour you like wine, pour you like wine.
As the desert sky turns into shadow light
Beside me on my bed tonight
Your love is the only light I see
You feel like the only home I've ever known
And I am shown
Tonight.
You seem like a memory that I've always known
And it has shown as long as I go, long as I go.
Safe and lost forever in a fantasy
Tosses and turns. My heart never yearns. My heart never yearns.
There's no better place to be than in your eyes.
There's no other sight to see
You're the cornbread and iced tea of life.
You feel like the only home I've ever known
And I am shown tonight
Oh how I'm shown
Goodnight.
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Shelby Lynne performs "Iced Tea", and this lyric page sits inside the Shelby Lynne catalog on LyroVerse.
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