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Hold You a Little Longer 2 by Michelle

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Hold You a Little Longer 2 by Michelle - Country Pop / Tex-Mex music cover art

Hold You a Little Longer 2

Country Pop / Tex-Mex

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Mom and dad rose before dawn, coffee on the fly, Three kids at the kitchen table, laughter in the ride.
Grandma’s pecan pie, cooled on the winter sill, Candy fair, Ferris wheel, cotton candy and a thrill.
Every August, Vegas lights, neon sweating in July, Poolside jukebox hum, the summer's passing by,
Momma got the summons once, we prayed into the night, She beat it with a stubborn smile, they thought we'd be alright.
Daddy, why'd you leave, you were forty-two and gone, House went quiet, the nights dragged on,
Momma fought so hard, then the cancer won, Left a hole in our world when she was gone.
Daddy was strict but steady, hands that taught me right, A hero in his denim coat, a flashlight in the night,
At fourteen I was small, his pocket knife, my pride, When he left so suddenly, I felt my compass slide.
Momma wasn't so hard, she let us fill our sheams, She patched us with her laugh and quiet, stubborn dreams.
Grandma held our holidays, her stories and her songs, But sickness came like winter, slow and long.
Daddy, why'd you leave, you were forty-two and gone, House went quiet, the nights dragged on,
Momma fought so hard, then the cancer won, Left a hole in our world when she was gone.
Grandma's hands grew thin, the garden lost its bloom, Then a few years later, Momma's light went out too soon,
She was forty-four, the day the world felt cold and gray.
I was twenty-one, pregnant with an eighteen-month-old, This way we stood in the dark.
This way we stood in the dark.
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