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Where Her Heart Has Always Beenby Alan Jackson

Album: Where Have You Gone (2021) License This Song  songfacts ®artistfacts

• The morning light was soft and lowThe clouds had left an early snowA peaceful sound was calling lowIt's time to goThen God reached out his tender handAnd gently pulled her home with himAnd brushed away the sorrow fromHer soul withinAnd I could hear the roses singA bluebird softly claps its wingsThe sun seemed brighter than it's ever beenAnd now she's dancing in the windWith her true love againWhere her heart has always beenWhere her heart has always beenAnd I could hear the roses singA bluebird softly claps its wingsThe sun seemed brighter than it's ever beenAnd now she's dancing in the windWith her true love againWhere her heart has always beenWhere her heart has always beenWhere her heart has always beenThe morning light was soft and lowThe clouds had left an early snow Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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