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Let's Talk About Love - Mindy McCready



     
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There's a little girl across the railroad tracks
From the poor side of town
The only clothes that she has ever known
Are some worn out jeans her brother handed down
But everyday on the way to school
She sees a homeless in the street
She takes a quarter she saved for milk
And lays it on the sidewalk at her feetTalk about love, true love
Talk about reaching out, when the whole world's given up
We hold the power to change a life with just one touch
Come on, let's talk about loveThere's a little boy in a private room
Who's living way beyond his fears
He sees the promise that each new day brings
'Cause he knows he might not be here next year
He tells jokes that make the children laugh
Which makes their parents cry
It's just a shame it takes tragedy
To make us see the beauty in this lifeTalk about love, true love

Talk about reaching out, when the whole world's given up
We hold the power to change a life with just one touch
Come on, let's talk about loveAnd looking back there was a man
Who came from Gallice
Whose only crime was loving man
So they nailed him to a treeTalk about love, true love
Talk about reaching out, when the whole world's given up
We hold the power to change a life with just one touch
Come on, let's talk about love
Come on, let's talk about
Love

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Malinda Gayle "Mindy" McCready (born November 30, 1975, Fort Myers, Florida, died February 17, 2013) was an American country music artist. McCready began singing in church at age 3, and began seven years of formal opera training at age 9. She graduated from high school with honors in 1992 at the age of 16, with the intention of beginning an early musical career. When she was 18, she moved to Nashville, where she was signed by BNA Records (a label of Sony BMG Music Entertainment). Her debut album, Ten Thousand Angels, was released on April 30, 1996, and was certified gold six months later.

Read more about Mindy McCready on Last.fm.


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