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Greetings Y'all...my submissions on here come from South Alabama, so anything you read of mine on this site you can pretty much relate it to country..... [October 2004]
AUTHOR'S OTHER TITLES (4) Baby Please Don't Go (Songs) A girl leaving.....tired of being hurt...holding her head up high like a woman should....a man realizing he screwed up with her..... [171 words] [Relationships] My Heart Can Never Mend (Songs) This is just about the hard feelings of hurting and believing the other side cannot understand the pain. [152 words] [Relationships] Tell Me Why My Heart Hurts (Songs) Just another hurting song....please people, before you critique me too bad, please hear it as slow (country of course) [116 words] [Relationships] The Pillow (Songs) Lonely nights of being a trucker's wife. [114 words]
I Wish This Girl Was Mine Donna Leigh Dennison
A hard workin' woman and southern at that Is hard to find these days One that's faithful, strong and committed And lives the southern ways.... You might see her out on her boat Bringing in snapper on her line She ain't afraid to bait it, clean it or cook it, This southern girl sure is fine....I wish this girl was mine...
and... She's a pretty Georgia Peach in a pickup truck You might catch her eye with a little bit of luck She's against abortion, politics, fake women and war And she's southern to the core There's a southern girl living next door.
You may see this lady every now and then Living it up on the town But she works hard all the time And no one gets her down She'll work from sunup 'til sundown And always has that shine She ain't picky, modest, stubborn or tricky This southern girl sure is fine....I wish this girl was mine...
and... She's a pretty Georgia Peach in a pickup truck You might catch her eye with a little bit of luck She's against abortion, politics, fake women and war And she's southern to the core There's a southern girl living next door.
READER'S REVIEWS (7) DISCLAIMER: STORYMANIA DOES NOT PROVIDE AND IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR REVIEWS. ALL REVIEWS ARE PROVIDED BY NON-ASSOCIATED VISITORS, REGARDLESS OF THE WAY THEY CALL THEMSELVES.
"I'm not a songwriter by any stretch of the imagination, but I do enjoy music and I think these lyrics are great. They seem to fit the genre of the time i.e. talking about the empowerment of the Southern Woman,of which I am one, and for that I love it!" -- D. G. Williford.
"good to see a new voice, especially a southern one, God did grant them special qualities. liked this one, good work." -- echo.
"I loved this just as much as I love southern women...they are the peaches of life!" -- e. rocco caldwell.
"Really nice job...get a guitar and you're in business. See ya!!!" -- km.
"Deb...you live in the south? Me too!" -- km.
"Not bad, might need to be polished a bit if you're planning on using it as a song." -- kavya.
"It's a real good start, but it's a little "choppy" and lacks a natural rhythm due to a mixture of short and long stanza lines. Edit until you can tap out a beat as you read it, this is constructive advice not criticism." -- Brion' O Neil.
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