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from Bottom of a Heart by Sherry Ryan

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Walking in the country winter woods alone
Pine needles covering the ground
I tried it out for a week or so now I gotta go
I don’t have you around

You’d think that I’d be used to it by now
You’d think that I’d get used to it

You say I have taken up the likes of manic dreaming
I have to ask so tell me know what do you know about dreaming
You don’t get the ups and down you don’t climb to fall
You don’t get me at all

You’d think that I’d be used to it by now
You’d think that I’d get used to it

Out here by the ocean with the old house gone and everything
I stand outside and breath the air
The view is fine and it’s utter all the time
Sometimes I know you’re out there

You’d think that I’d be used to it by now
You’d think that I’d get used to it

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from Bottom of a Heart, released September 7, 2005

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Sherry Ryan St John's, Newfoundland and Labrador

Blending country folk with her Irish-Newfoundland roots, Sherry affirms her place as one of Atlantic Canada’s best-loved singer-songwriters. Once named “St. John’s answer to Lucinda Williams” and compared to John Prine for “reeling you in with her heartfelt stories and a hint of humour,” Sherry’s rich vocal style is described as “so good—so distinct—it’s absolutely unforgettable” (Exclaim!). ... more

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