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Always My Big Sister — Softball & Memory 1 by Michelle

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Always My Big Sister — Softball & Memory 1 by Michelle - Country Pop With Tex-Mex Flavor music cover art

Always My Big Sister — Softball & Memory 1

Country Pop With Tex-Mex Flavor

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You taught me how to play softball, you were there when I lost Nicole,
You showed me how to tie a glove the way you taught me to hold the bat just right.
Sun on our faces, dirt on our knees, a lazy porch swing late at night.
I remember when the last thing you said to me, that I looked just like mom.
You braided my hair, hummed while the lawnmower sang, small things made me strong.
You're always my big sister — porchlight and glove in my hand, I still see your glove, sun on the field, the way you taught me how to stand.
Distance put up fences, time carried us away, but your voice comes back in summer songs and in the hush of yesterday.
We grew up barefoot with cousins, chasing dusk and skipping stones.
Secret tides beneath the sprinkler, promises written in our bones.
The lips that never got to know your mom and dad would be so disappointed and sad.
All the years we wasted.
Our kids never had that backyard chorus, the afternoons we simply tasted.
You were my first offender, taught me how to fight and hold my ground.
You told me to speak my name out loud, I hear it every time I'm down.
You're always my big sister — porchlight and glove in my hand, I still see your glove, sun on the field, the dust that made us stand.
Some choruses change their words, some sunsets change their hue, but the lemme of that stadium sun always brings me back to you.
Behind one big disagreement, we lost a string of simple days, I wish I...
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I will drink like enough, you make it in, I come unrest, let out, be you with you.
My heart in two is the sun, my being you.
Now I was dead, I need to tell my name, but my now I come, I will.