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The Balloon and the WindWe used to reach for the sky Bound by ribbons of blue and red Now we've lost all our lift And begun to sink instead She says I am a dreamer And she keeps both feet on the ground She's grown afraid of heights While I'm afraid to come down Chorus: Is this is the beginning Of another bad end As I hover above her I feel like a balloon And she feels like the wind I hear her cross the kitchen And blow so softly down the hall She thinks if she's quiet It's like she's not here at all I still plot her every move Like the weatherman on TV I can feel her presence But she is so hard to see Chorus: Is this is the beginning Of another bad end As I hover above her I feel like a balloon And she feels like the wind I'm just a dot in the sky As I drift slowly off to space Released by her soft hands Feeling lost and out of place Chorus: Is this is the beginning Of another bad end As I hover above her I feel like a balloon And she feels like the wind Copyright Kent Newsome and Ronnie Jeffrey All Rights Reserved |
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Kent Newsome (BMI) is a recorded songwriter who has been writing songs for over twenty five years.
He writes traditional country, insurgent country, folk and rock and roll. But his true passion is the blues.
His favorite artists and influences include Otis Spann, Peter Green, R.L. Burnside, Junior Kimbrough,
Richard Buckner, Joe Ely and Townes Van Zandt.
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Err Bear Music, Inc. (BMI) (in this case Err rhymes with her) is a publishing company Kent formed in 1977,
when his first song was recorded. Err Bear Music continues to administer the majority of Kent's catalog.
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