1. |
Begin Again
04:14
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2. |
Bride to Be
02:12
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Oh you won’t make a wife outta me
I’ll scurry over yonder like a squirrel up on a tree
Picking pears, knitting wears, oh what a life I see
All I know is that I ain’t your bride to be
Change my books for your boots
Switch my hooks for your looks
And holler up to the nursery
Just one little thing now honey,
You ain’t starting no family with me
Pull those curtains in extra tight
Squeeze out all the natural light
And turn the hills in for your blinds
But you better close that back door baby
At the speed I’m running, you’ll get left behind
CHORUS
Wash my dreams with your dish soap
Sew your buttons with a shred of hope
And don’t you go down on bended knee
Cuz the answer you fear will be the one that sets me free
And honey, all I know is I ain’t your bride to be
CHORUS
I said, all I know is I ain’t your bride to be!!!!
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3. |
Thank You For Calling
02:23
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Chorus:
Thank you for calling
Thanks for your message
Thank you for calling but it don’t mean a thing (x2)
I need protection, I need direction
Looking through the places we’ve been
Looked to the ground, that’s where I found
This big ole mess you and I are in
I need your flesh, don’t need a test
Something to hold my head at night
But these pillows, like weeping willows
Don’t have the strength to put up a fight
CHORUS
So grab your phone, and leave your home
Tell me you’ll think of me out on the road
With missed calls, come harder falls
Still your voice keeps calling me home
CHORUS (x2)
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4. |
Nice Time
03:15
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5. |
Tambourine
03:04
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6. |
Riches
03:27
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7. |
Protector
03:14
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8. |
Please Don't Leave
02:57
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9. |
Tennessee Rose
03:28
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10. |
Leaving Train
02:53
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11. |
Riverbed
04:31
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Through the mossy pines we’ll fold into the land
We’ll make the palm trees sway
At the dimming of the day
And I’ll be your girl
Late at night in the grassy hills
I’ll whisper softly to see if you will
Cover me in clovers and let me pretend
When the stars burn out our night won’t end
Sometimes it’s over and your game has no win
But when I look at you my whole life begins
Just when the days get weary with weight
You unfold my eyes and ease my mistakes
CHORUS
I want to build you a riverbed
Where the water rushes over us there
We’ll lie down on the simple waves
Your hands hold my head til we disappear
And I might come from a foreign land
But I’ll be your girl wherever I stand
Fire and water won’t start a spark
I feel the love from the beat of your heart
CHORUS (x2)
Through the mossy pines we’ll fold into the land
We’ll make the palm trees sway
At the dimming of the day
And I’ll be your girl (x2)
I’ll be your girl
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