Kentucky Love Song
Appalachian folk song with a loping 87 BPM groove: acoustic guitars, fiddle and light drums, with a warm male voice with a Kentucky twang. Warm and yearning, sung in English, about being head over heels in love.
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Lyrics
I saw you down by the spring-fed creekWith a basket full of clover.I tried to find the words to speakBefore the day was over.The sun was dipping behind the ridgeAnd the air was getting sweet.I stood there frozen on the bridgeWith the world beneath my feet.Oh, my heart is like a wild bird.Oh, I’m falling for you.I’m listening for a single word.Oh, I’m falling for you.Your name is written in the pineAnd the wind through every valley.I’m wishing that your hand was mineDown every mountain alley.My father says to take it slowAnd my mother knows the sign.But I’ve got nowhere else to goSince I saw your spirit shine.Oh, my heart is like a wild bird.Oh, I’m falling for you.I’m listening for a single word.Oh, I’m falling for you.The winter frost can bite the groundAnd the harvest moon can wane.But I have finally gone and foundA balm for every pain.Oh, my heart is like a wild bird.Oh, I’m falling for you.I’m listening for a single word.Oh, I’m falling for you.
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