A culmination of songs influenced by the trials of life and pop culture, but especially by gals like Dolly Parton and Emmylou Harris.
My first album and 2006 singer-songwriter 'Album of the Year' awarded by the Independent Music Awards.
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lyrics
I know a boy, a pretty boy
He thinks a lot of himself,
if you were drowning he’d never help you
Then one day, I was talking to him by a mirror
I thought it be fun to count how many times he looked at himself
I know a girl, a lovely girl
She has a boy that won’t let go, he cries and cries I love you so
Then one day we spied him down on the street
We started to count how many times he walked by her house
I have a brother & he's a very bad, bad boy
It seems he can’t be helped, only in it for himself
Then one day our momma said that’s it no more
Cause she started to count how many times she'd bailed him out
Part sullen cowgirl, part seductive cabaret singer and all soulful folk-rock songstress. Kara bewitches audiences with her
original songs that are simultaneously heartbreaking and carefree. She's this generation's answer to Dolly Parton and Patty Griffin.
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