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Simple Life
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Rutland Town
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Addie Card
04:17
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Miss Molly
02:53
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Old Love
04:10
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These Working Hands
04:10
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Tell Me What Good
03:41
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Graveside Song
03:07
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Traveling That Road
04:56
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You got plans to make and dates to keep
There’s an empty room where you used to sleep
I don’t always dwell on this when all is well
But every now and then I think upon
When you were young and in my arms
Not so long ago I didn't even know
Travelin’ travelin’ travelin’ that road
Travelin’ travelin’ travelin’ that road
Travelin’ travelin’ travelin’ that road
wherever it goes
Well there used to be so much to do
And I couldn’t wait for a break from you
Now you’re on your own, tall and grown
Well it isn’t you it’s just that I’m
A mother at a bend in time
and I’m looking back just to stay on track
You got plans to make and dates to keep
There’s an empty room where you used to sleep
I don’t always dwell on this when all is well
Yet I have to say I don’t feel alone
as I find my way along the stones
and around the bend I got a life long friend
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The Michele Fay Band Ripton, Vermont
Americana with a comfortable groove of folk, swing, and bluegrass-influences, woven seamlessly together. Michele’s heart- felt lyrics are at the center, as she sings with a crystal clear, authentic voice. A mix of understated originals and well-placed traditional covers, played and sung with relaxed polish, personality and taste. "Grand Ole Opry worthy..." Kimmy Sophia Brown, The Noise Boston.com. ... more
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