
The Heart of Renee Heath
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- country pop
- contemporary country
- ballad
- male vocalist
- folk pop
- sentimental
- piano
- soft rock
- 2020s
- traditional country
Lyrics
Verse 1
Four names etched upon her heart
Angie and Annette were there from the start
Then came John and Marty too
Nothing she wouldn't do for you
Punching the clock at the Legion Post
Serving the folks who needed it most
Post twenty three was her second home
Beneath that high and weathered dome
Pre-Chorus
The wood lanes hummed every Sunday night
Rolling strikes by the neon light
You gave us the world on a silver string
The finest years a life could bring
Chorus
Oh Renee Holsinger Heath
Stronger than the storms underneath
You bore the weight of every tear
Through every hard and heavy year
Best mother this world has ever seen
Our steady heart our quiet queen
Oh Renee Holsinger Heath
Verse 2
Season passes for the New Boston pool
Where summer days were bright and cool
The hardwood floors of Skateland spun
Pure and simple childhood fun
But those green leaves in the timber line
Proved a choice that wasn't mine
She'd see the itch and start to scold
Fearing what the woods might hold
Pre-Chorus
She walked beside him through the haze
During David's long and faded days
A widow now since he slipped away
Love held on until the gray
Chorus
Oh Renee Holsinger Heath
Stronger than the storms underneath
You bore the weight of every tear
Through every hard and heavy year
Best mother this world has ever seen
Our steady heart our quiet queen
Oh Renee Holsinger Heath
Bridge
Vines on the fence
Hands in the sink
Giving us time to stop and think
She retired her apron but not her pride
With a soul as deep as the countryside
Chorus
Oh Renee Holsinger Heath
Stronger than the storms underneath
You bore the weight of every tear
Through every hard and heavy year
Best mother this world has ever seen
Our steady heart our quiet queen
Oh Renee Holsinger Heath
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