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Sunrise on the Heartland 1 by Michelle

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Sunrise on the Heartland 1 by Michelle - Female Country music cover art

Sunrise on the Heartland 1

Female Country

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Blue-grey dawn above the Mae's diner sign, Steam from a mason jar of coffee, a wink and time unwinds.
Porch light on Elm keeps the shadows small, Wind brings the harvest smell down over the county hall.
There's a map of us, an ember-cracked sidewalk and song, A Sunday paper promise, and the porch swing rocking strong.
Sunrise on the heartland — you're my morning light, Radio home to pancakes in your hand and mine,
Every country mile, every wide-open sky, You're my morning light — you make this small town shine.
Saturday at the county fair, cotton candy on your chin, You dare me on the Ferris wheel, and I let that grin pull me in.
Boots by the pickup, your old jacket on the seat, Password quill on the back lawn where our laughter keeps the heat.
I learned the pulse of love from the bell at Mae's front door, The way you just believe in me like I never could before.
Sunrise on the heartland — you're my morning light, Neon diner sign, the jukebox playing through Sunday night,
Every creek and corner, every porch-lighted mile, You're my morning light — you keep me coming home with a smile.
There was a suitcase in the back of my mind when Nashville called my name,
I stood on that crossroad with a fever and flame, You took my trembling hands and said we could try, or we could stay,
I chose your steady heartbeat, chose this field of hay.
Sunrise on the heartland — you're my morning light.
Sunrise on the heartland — you're my morning light.