Born to the Breed (1995) Judy Collins
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[Verse 1]
I was only nineteen
The morning you were born
With your hair fine and red
Your eyes like my own
Barely a woman
With only a song
I sang to keep you smiling
Held you all night long
[Verse 2]
Home through the streets
With you in my arms
Cold winter mornings
In a Colorado town
You've seen me stumble
I've watched you fall
You know we've got nothing
You know we've got it all
[Chorus]
Rain comes down and the trucks rolling by
Does that old parka keep you dry?
Sixteen years old, out on the road
Trying to get to the sky
I was only nineteen
The morning you were born
With your hair fine and red
Your eyes like my own
Barely a woman
With only a song
I sang to keep you smiling
Held you all night long
[Verse 2]
Home through the streets
With you in my arms
Cold winter mornings
In a Colorado town
You've seen me stumble
I've watched you fall
You know we've got nothing
You know we've got it all
[Chorus]
Rain comes down and the trucks rolling by
Does that old parka keep you dry?
Sixteen years old, out on the road
Trying to get to the sky
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