for southlandshari and anyone who appreciates good music

[wildhorses]

Heaven knows this ain't no Margaret Mitchell
where the oak trees meet the pines
I know it might sound kinda simple
oh but it's mine oh it's mine

Thought I heard a logman cuttin' timber
down the Mississippi line
I'm up the old Tombigbee river
high as the pines, all the time

Elegamment les batos passant
ben on la flota vec du van
all I'm trying to say is I'm
never far away from
Alabama frame of mind

Jubilation risin' on the bayou
celebration in the wind
Father Pat gives benediction
cross the Coden bridge again

Crickets spreadin' rumors by the shoreline
with the lonesome lady whine
crab trap full of nothin
I'm high as the tide, all the time

[wildhorses]

1. kicking for the night crew....they know good music

[southlandshari]

2. I just saw this!

That's Shelby Lynn, right?

:thumbsup:



I have got to log off for the night, but am so glad I caught this first. And am happy to give it a kick, because you are right, there are folks who know their music around in the wee hours here.

Here is what I'm listening to right now...

"Alabama Song" (Allison Moorer)

Are you going to Alabama
Where the trees grow tall and green
I'd like to see the Gulf of Mexico
If you're going, won't you take me

Are you going to Alabama
Where the skies shine bright and blue
I'd like to see the old Tombigbee
If you're going, I want to go with you

Are you going to Alabama
Where the folks say "how do you do"
I'd like to see those big ol' cotton fields
If you're going, I'm going too

I'm ready to run, baby
Through the sweet southern pines
Lie down in a bed of camellias
And watch the sun shine

If you're going to Alabama
I could use a change of view
But if you're going to California
That's alright, any place will do
Well, I guess I just wanna go with you



Good night, all!

:hi:

[wildhorses]

3. yes it is Shelby Lynn who BTW happens to be Alison's sister

cool....I am glad you caught this thread and I am glad you liked it.
I love the whole cd...where I'm From I think is the name of it. In case you couldn't tell I have very STRONG roots in your homeland.