Southern Heart
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Southern Heart
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Family comes from kentuky and
They’re bourboning their blood
Fell of the country for the city in 1951
Me, i’m in between two worlds
So you on the tv last night
Life is easy on the TV
When you’re right in some blue inn
I fill my endings with images on hazy here after
I don’t nearly know your name
It’s your southern heart i’m after
It’s your southern heart i’m after
Tell me again how you love all the men you were after
Tell me again how you love all the men you were after
Tell me again how you love all the men you were after
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