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Track: Alabama Soft Spoken Blues
Artist: Nanci Griffith
Album: There's A Light Beyond These Woods

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Name: Nanci Griffith
Spotify Genres: folk, americana, singer-songwriter
Followers: 110,345
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Biography

American singer, guitarist and songwriter Born: 6th July 1953 Seguin, Texas, USA Died: 13th August 2021, Nashville, Tennessee, USA Founded the [a=Blue Moon Orchestra (2)]. Won a Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Folk Album in 1994. Married to [a=Eric Taylor (3)] from 1976 to 1982. See also label [l=Nanci Griffith].

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Discogs Release Info

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Release: Nanci Griffith - There's A Light Beyond These Woods
Year: 1986
Genres: Folk, World, & Country
Styles: Folk

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Related Artists

Engineer: Bill Blatchly
Instrument: Richard Cooper
Instrument: Nanci Griffith
Instrument: Hugh Sparks
Instrument: Rick West

Related Works

Performance: Alabama Soft Spoken Blues

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LYRICS

Southern man, you sure are pretty,
Got a smile to still the city,
And Lord, you know, you got those sleepy eyes.
Alabama sweet-talking baby,
Calmed the heart of a lonely lady,
You kept me flying high,
And the leaving easy.
And it's Dallas in the rain,
And I was dreaming.

October winds still blowing, Lord,
You know the song were flowing
From a broken-hearted lady
By the wayside.
Listen to my song, you
Kept it ringing clean and strong,
You held me like an angel
To confide in.
And I tried to make you home,
But I was dreaming.

Lord, I guess you just ain't home,
That damned old telephone
Is trying hard to help me find
The lines here.
Wish that you could understand
Why I love the other man,
He gives me truth and reason,
I believe in.

Alabama soft-spoken blues again,
Alabama soft-spoken blues again.
Early morning fog is rolling in,
Time for leaving.

Alabama soft-spoken blues