1. |
Bonnie and Clyde
03:22
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Vs. 1
I wanna be a wild child with you boy
A long car ride and we'll sleep outside
Maybe smoke a little but we'll love a lot
I'll be your Bonnie, won't you be my Clyde
I wanna lay down on God's green earth
Look up at the stars and my heart might burst
We may not have the money but we have the time
I'll be your Bonnie, won't you be my Clyde
Ch.
I wanna be the one you wrap your arms around at night
I wanna be the one that swings beside you when you fight
I wanna be the one that holds your hand
When you're knocked down with no place to land
Bonnie says to Clyde, "It'll be alright"
I'll be your Bonnie, won't you be my Clyde
Vs. 2
I wanna change the world around us boy
We can leave a mark if we jump in the car
I'll sing to you in the dead of the night
Cuz I'm your Bonnie and your my Clyde
I wanna grow older with you boy
I'll have grey hair but you'll stay right there
I'll be next to you every day and night
Cuz I'm your Bonnie and your my Clyde
Ch. (twice more)
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2. |
Come on Home
03:23
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Vs. 1
It's been a while since you've seen me
It's been a while since you've held me
i think it's been a couple months too long
Since I've seen you
I don't know how much longer I can wait to see your face again
So please come on home
Vs. 2
It's been a while since you've called me
It's been a while since you've touched me
I know you're a very busy bee, but aren't we all
Right now it feels like pulling teeth for you to talk to me at all
So please come on home
Bridge
I'm not asking for forever
But atleast I'd like to know where you stand for now
Vs. 3
It's been a while since you left me
It's been a while since you loved me
I want you to want to talk to me but I believe
The sun has set on you and me unless you tell me differently
So please come on home
Please come on home
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3. |
Home
03:02
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Vs. 1
Old box of eight tracks, big stack of books
Overstuffed chair out on Mama's back porch
All the familiar pictures Dad took
They tell a story, reads like a good book
Ch.
This is home to me, this is home to me
Vs. 2
Bouquets from the market
Blue Bloods are on, Mom loves to watch it, though they're only reruns
They pray round the table like we used to do
Me and my brothers have flown out the coop
Ch.
Still it's home to me, yes, it's home to me
Bridge
All of my dolls in the closet
Old diaries under the bed with a locket
Though they are only things, the memories that they can bring
Remind me
Ch.
This is home to me, This is home to me
Vs. 3
Logs on the fire, newspaper read
Lights all turned out and goodnights been said
Train passes through every hour or so
Light of the moon shines through my window
Ch.
This is home to me, this is home to me
This is home to me
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4. |
Who Do You Think You Are
04:07
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Vs. 1
Who do you think you are breakin' my heart
Stealin' my time, and makin' me cry
Who do you think you are, you've gone too far
Takin' my hand, makin' me smile again
But you're not my man
Vs. 2
I was down on my knees, beggin' you please
"Don't go away" and cryin' "why won't you stay?"
What have you gone and done
Why did you run
We had it good, I did all that I could
But you're not my man
Bridge
Since you have left I have stopped asking why
But there's still a lingering light in your eyes
Vs. 3
Who do you think you are, givin' me scars
Changin' my plans, makin' me wring my hands
You apologized, and plead with those eyes
Glad you finally tried, so try not to mind
That you can't be my man
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5. |
Eight Track Mind
03:09
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6. |
The Journey
03:31
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Vs. 1
I was readin' the good book, and what did I see
A message that I've read before
"Love your neighbors the same way that you love yourself"
But what if I do not love me
Cuz if I love others the way I love me
I wouldn't be loving at all
So I'm starting a journey to learn to love me
So that I can learn to love you
Vs. 2
You ask me why with your blue weary eyes
Empty because I have run
I say I do not know and then turn to go
Because I know that I've made you cry
I walked away because I couldn't love you
It's nothing that you've said or done
The answer is simple, I cannot love you
Because I've not yet learned to love me
Vs. 3
I have lied and I've stolen affections from men
In cold blood without remorse
And I think back on all of those that I have hurt
And my actions He would not endorse
I haven't loved but instead I have scorned
The greatest, most prized gift of all
The love of one higher, that's completely free
The kind of love that might help me love me
And I'm still a long way from loving myself
The way that I'd like to love somebody else
Atleast I know now just what I need to do
In order for me to love you
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Katie Garringer New York, New York
Katie Garringer is a classically trained oboist turned singer/songwriter. She started writing songs almost two years ago, and hasn't turned back since. She's performed all over the United States, and some of her notable performances include: Summerfest in Milwaukee, WI, and the Global Musician's Workshop with Yo Yo Ma and the Silk Road Ensemble. ... more
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