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"Craig Morgan"
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Look At 'Em Fly
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Craig Morgan
жанры: country
альбомы: Little Bit Of Life
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A red lady bug From out of mid air Took a break and sat with me Om my rockin' chair I looked at her She looked up at me And we both agreeed to let each other Rest in peace Then it was back to the sky Oh look at her fly Like that mama bluebird Protecting her kids And those dendelion wishes Flostin in the wind A few bumble bees buzzin' by O look at 'em fly Its amazind what you see When you stop and look at things Well thats all it took I got to thinkin' 'bout things You know years are like those bees And dandelion seeds Gone in the blink of an eye Oh look at 'em fly Its amazing what you see When you stop and look at things Well looky there Another red ladybug From out of mid air Took a break and sat with me On my rockin' chair La da da dum La da da da la da da da dum La da da dum, la da da dum La da da da la da da da dum
Это интересно:Prine is the son of William Prine and Verna Hamm. Prine himself started playing guitar at age 14, taught by his brother, David. He was a postman for five years and served in the Army before beginning his musical career in Chicago.In the late 1960s, while Prine was still delivering mail in Maywood, Illinois, he began to sing at open-mic evenings at the Fifth Peg on Armitage Avenue. Prine was initially a spectator, reluctant to perform, but eventually did so in response to a "You think you can do better?" comment made to him by another performer. Chicago Sun-Times movie critic Roger Ebert heard him there and wrote the first review Prine ever received, calling him a great songwriter.... продолжение
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