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Virginia (I loved her in that moment)

from My Kind Of Country - John Hunter Combo (album) by John Hunter Combo

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A chance meeting and a fateful decision or "ships that passed in the night".

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I met her in Virginia, The second day of Fall,
She was serving in a Diner where trucking men would call

And her eyes were full of kindness with a heart to melt the snow,
But the men she served at table didn’t care to know

But I loved her in that moment and I longed to tell her so
But the diesel whistle called me. I didn’t want to go

Now I doubt she even noticed as I watched her from the door
I’d give an arm to stay there with her but I’d see her never more

But I loved her in that moment. I longed to tell her so
But the diesel whistle called me. I didn’t want to go

There are roads we might have taken, One we chose to go
Would she love me if I told her? I’ll never know.

But her eyes were full of kindness; a heart to melt the snow,
But the diesel whistle called me. I didn’t want to go

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from My Kind Of Country - John Hunter Combo (album), released September 9, 2019
Written and performed entirely by John Hunter Combo,Melbourne Australia.

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John Hunter Combo Melbourne, Australia

BOOK John Hunter Combo, noted Melbourne-based solo singer song writer and renowned harmonica player.

John sings original blues, country, ballads and covers with harmonica and guitar around Melbourne and Victoria. He is frequently invited to join bands and individual artists on stage and to provide harmonica in local studios and overseas by internet connection. ... more

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