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Handkerchief E​.​P.

by The Thank You Ma'ams

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1.
Baby I love you, yes I do Baby I love you, the Devil knows it's true Baby I love you, do anything for you I love you I love you I do And I saw the light in her eyes I saw the light in her eyes Ain't no more search for true love of mine Cause I saw the light in her eyes Maybe I need you, yes I do Maybe I need you, the Devil needs you too Maybe I need you, do anything for you I need you I need you I do I saw the light in her eyes I saw the light in her eyes Ain't no more search for true love of mine Cause I saw the light in her eyes
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Baby Blues 03:51
3.
Last Week 01:45
Last week, Last week I went running down my street Looking for someone to meet Who could take me out of that same old routine And I came across a man with no shoes on his feet His beard flowing far and his mind flowing free And he said, "Son, what can I do for you?" Yea he said, "Son, what can I do for you?" Well you could help me understand Why I'm such a lonely man Why my memories are tangled And my dreams don't make sense Why this life seems so short Yet this life seems so long Why there doesn't seem to be Any right or any wrong And he said, "Son, you are going to die." Yea he said, "Son, you are going to die." "So don't think about tomorrow As just another day of sorrow And don't worry about the bad things They won't matter after your passing If there's one thing I could say That could help you on your way: You can't forget about today"
4.
Out at Sea 04:28
Daylight shines on the horizon What a day to be out at sea You and I we had our vessel Sailing to whatever port we'd reach Then winds they turned we lost direction Where had we been, where should we be? Capsized in our own confusion Mutiny I did not foresee Well I prefer those days When you used to come my way With arms open wide Saying come to me my love Now it seems those days are over That ships sailing far from the shore You set on your own course now I am in the belly of a whale Well I prefer those days When you used to come my way With arms open wide Saying come to me my love I want you by my side Don't ever leave darlin' I need your warmth at night Should I chase you should I follow Think I'll just stay on the beach Seems that I have lost my compass You always were true north to me Now it seems your ship is sailing Further than I could ever reach Daylight falls on the horizon What a day to be out at sea
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Driving past golden tobacco farms All I want is to be in your arms Far away from where the city grew You know you don't have to do Just what you're told Remember to Never get old Take me where the sun is king and tall Where the trees are everything and all You can see and all that you want to You know you don't have to do Just what you're told Remember to Never get old This past year I gave up my Time without you dear The next time that I come by Try to keep me near Swaying treetops sweep the clouds away Leaves drift down like pieces of the day Miles behind me, miles left still to do You know you could be here to But still you stay Beyond my view Fading away
6.
Jubilee 03:04
I went down with an open mind And twenty-six dollars in my hand Went to find me a streetlight woman Met a pretty young girl from Alabam Her name was Jubilee Now I had never known a woman Least of all one as pretty as she Her beauty and the moonlight overthru me Well she taught me love how to make her scream Oh my Jubilee Well I wish that I had told you that the warmth of your body And the smell of your neck that night Made me love you But the look in your eyes told me never again After we finished that night It was just money you'd be needing Oh my Jubilee Oh my Jubilee I went down with an open mind And twenty-six dollars in my hand
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Modern Man 04:00
Well I wrote this letter, oh lord I wrote this letter, oh lord I wrote this letter, oh lord To see how far you had gone And I sent one out to every town I sent one out to every town I sent one out to every town To see if you could be found Well I know you said you'd gone away I know you said I should stay But I know what you've been worryin' bout About love and the modern man How he's such a disappointment How you don't know where to start Well I'll tell you right now That I love you so And I want you right now for my own So I took a ride, oh lord I took a ride, oh lord I took a ride, oh lord To see how far you had gone And I made a stop in every town I made a stop in every town I made a stop in every town To see if you could be found

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released May 6, 2011

All tracks written and recorded by the Thank You Ma'ams.

The Thank You Ma'ams are Nathan Vanderpool, Greg Stephen and Hank Parker Pruett.

Tracks 1, 4, 5, 6, and 7 Upright Bass and Jawharp performed by Taylor Lonardo and recorded at Spring Street Studios.

Tracks 2 and 3 bass performed by Boutros Boutros Gahli

©2013 That's Just Milk Records

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The Thank You Ma'ams Murfreesboro, Tennessee

With stunning three part harmonies and precise instrumentation, The Thank You Ma'am's offer an alt-folk sound drawing on diverse influences from Crosby, Stills and Nash to the Avett Brothers. Whether on the somber track Jubilee or the riotous foot-stomper Last Week, the band brings the incomparable energy and enthusiasm that has made their shows popular throughout middle Tennessee and the South. ... more

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