
The Queen of Bainbridge
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- duet
- contemporary country
- guitar
- bro-country
- ballad
- country pop
- female vocalist
- 2020s
- male vocalist
Lyrics
Verse 1
Late October gold
Falling on the front porch step
We counted five empty chairs tonight
Where your wild garden grows in the sun
Paint peeling on the house on Third Street
Everything feels way too quiet now
Small town holding its breath
Pre-Chorus
The laundry line is swaying empty
Beneath that big Ohio sky
Rose is holding onto the photographs
Trying hard not to let us see her cry
Chorus
Oh Nancy
You were the root and the vine
The kitchen light in the middle of the night
You gave your soul to the five of us
Taught us how to stand and how to trust
Just a red dirt queen of Bainbridge
Building a home out of prayer and dust
We miss you Nancy
Verse 2
Cathy's in the parlor
Straightening every frame you hung
Timmy keeps pacing the hallway rug
Looking for a smile he used to know
Frankie and Glenn stayed out in the yard
Telling stories till the stars came out
Tears rolling down their tired faces
Pre-Chorus
The neighbors brought over some cedar
To keep the winter chill away
The world keeps spinning on without you
Even if we don't know what to say
Chorus
Oh Nancy
You were the root and the vine
The kitchen light in the middle of the night
You gave your soul to the five of us
Taught us how to stand and how to trust
Just a red dirt queen of Bainbridge
Building a home out of prayer and dust
We miss you Nancy
Bridge
Five different hearts
One single name
Nothing in Ohio
Ever feels the same
Rose and Frankie
Cathy and the boys
Timmy and Glenn
Holding your noise
Chorus
Oh Nancy
You were the root and the vine
The kitchen light in the middle of the night
You gave your soul to the five of us
Taught us how to stand and how to trust
Just a red dirt queen of Bainbridge
Building a home out of prayer and dust
We miss you Nancy
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