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I-26
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Three thousand miles from where I want to be
And I-26 ain’t cuttin’ it for me
Passing cars and one-horse towns as I roll my window down
And I got an itch I need to scratch
Ooh, Ooh
Carolina, you been good to me
Holy City, don’t come lookin’ for me
I am all I need to be
American City, set me free
I’m packin’ up a few things before I hit the road
And the only thing I think I’ll miss is the live oak
I’m trading Spanish moss for some red rocks
But I might never leave if I give it second thought
Ooh, Ooh
Carolina, you been good to me
Holy City, don’t come lookin’ for me
I am all I need to be
American City, set me free
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Becca Smith Music Columbia, South Carolina
Becca Smith is a singer/songwriter born and raised in South Carolina. Please enjoy her debut album, I-26.
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