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Half-Way to Houston
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Verse:
It’s the same old routine, coming home every day,
To a woman who loves just her kids and my pay.
But I know another who’s loved me for years,
Over too many miles and through too many tears.
Chorus:
So I’m half-way to Houston where I’m hoping to find,
The one who’ll forgive me for being so blind.
She said that she’d love me and always be mine,
So I’m half-way to Houston, at least in my mind.
Verse:
What came between us those long years ago?
I thought I remembered, but now I don’t know.
And whenever I think of her, things feel so right;
I could be there by morning if I leave here tonight.
Chorus:
And I’m half-way to Houston where I’m hoping to find,
The one who’ll forgive me for being so blind.
She said that she’d love me and always be mine,
So I’m half-way to Houston, at least in my mind.
Bridge:
Well, I’ve thought about leaving a few times before,
But the thought never makes it beyond the front door.
‘Cause the kids meet me there, sayin’, “Daddy, let’s play!”
So I put off my packin’ till some other day.
Chorus:
Still I’m half-way to Houston where I’m hoping to find,
The one who’ll forgive me for being so blind.
She said that she’d love me and always be mine,
So I’m half-way to Houston, oh ho ...
I’m half-way to Houston where I’m hoping to find,
The one who’ll forgive me for being so blind.
She said that she’d love me and always be mine,
So I’m half-way to Houston,
Oh, I’m half-way to Houston, at least in my mind.
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Lyrics Credits: George Smith
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Music Credits: Kevin Reardon
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Producer Credits: Kevin Reardon
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Performance Credits: Kevin Reardon, Jeff DeMaio, Craig Contrell
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Song Length: 3:15
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Primary Genre: Country-Traditional
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Secondary Genre: Country-General
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Tempo: Medium Slow (91 - 110)
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Lead Vocal: Male Vocal
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Mood 1: Heartbreaking
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Language: English
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