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My Father's Chair
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I like to call our music Cosmopoliton Country. But out site also has Classic Rock, Blues Rock, Christian Country, Acoustic, and Film Music. The songs were writt
Walter Garland and Joe Alford were members of The Collin Raye Band for many years and began writing songs on the tour bus and in hotel rooms. We want YOU to record our songs and make them hits, so that we all can make a little bit of money in this crazy business! We are members of BMI as a publishing company and as songwriters.
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Charts
Peak #170
Peak in subgenre #64
Author
Walter Garland/Joe Alford
Rights
Yes
Uploaded
April 01, 2011
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MP3 3.5 MB 128 kbps 3:51
Story behind the song
Performed by Jack Gafford.
Lyrics
“ MY FATHER’S CHAIR “ Walter Garland Joe Alford VERSE 1 To you it might just be some wood, old and worn sitting by the window To me it’s filled with memories of the things we did and the places that we would go I sailed on a pirate ship searching for gold I held on to every word of the stories that he told It seems like I could go almost anywhere in my father’s chair VERSE 2 We were there at Normandy, we did our part and helped them storm the beaches I handed Mr. Ruth the bat just before he pointed to the bleachers We crossed the Atlantic on the Spirit of St. Louis When we reached the other side they all acted like they knew us It seems like I could go almost anywhere in my father’s chair CHORUS 1 It’s been twenty years since the day he went away When I close my eyes it seems like only yesterday And sometimes I can almost see him sitting there in my father’s chair VERSE 3 Jesse James, my dad and I rode underneath that western sky together And I stood by as Paul Revere said those four words that we’d all hear forever I held onto our flag the day we landed on the moon I shed a tear in Dallas on that fateful afternoon I learned how to love and I learned to care in my father’s chair VERSE 4 So to you it might be some wood, old and worn sitting by the window To me it’s filled with memories of the things we did and the places that we would go Sometimes in the evening before he goes to sleep My little boy comes in and curls up next to me I tell him all the things that I learned sitting there in my father’s chair CHORUS 2 It’s been twenty years since the day he went away When I close my eyes it seems like only yesterday And sometimes I can almost see him sitting there in my father’s chair @1998
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