[Katie] 1, 2, 3, 4.
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♪ [Katie original] Well, the Colorado aspens are blowin' in the wind ♪
♪ And the California redwoods grow so high they never bend ♪
♪ And when the sun sets over Kansas, it may never ever end ♪
♪ But as I watch the sun go down, my heart longs to hear once again ♪
♪ How the whippoorwill is callin' me to the place I long to go ♪
♪ Where the hills roll through the valleys down into the Buffalo ♪
♪ Slow and steady are the voices that I hear whene'er I roam ♪
♪ They remind me of where I've come from, my Ozark mountain home ♪
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♪ From the dogwoods in the springtime to the white tail in the fall ♪
♪ The neighbor's on the front porch just in case I come to call ♪
♪ Well, mom and dad live down that dirt road, oh I've missed them most of all ♪
♪ I think it's time to quit my wanderin' and go back, back where I belong ♪
♪ Where the whippoorwill is callin' me to the place I long to go ♪
♪ Where the hills roll through the valleys down into the Buffalo ♪
♪ Slow and steady are the voices that I hear whene'er I roam ♪
♪ They remind me of where I've come from, my Ozark mountain home ♪
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[Emmett dobro]
♪ Oh my mind, it wanders back to runnin' barefoot in the yard ♪
♪ And grandma yellin', "It's dinner time, come on" ♪
♪ Hands joined around the table, givin' thanks with grateful hearts ♪
♪ Then we'd fall asleep while crickets sing their song ♪
♪ Hummin' right along… ♪ [Dobro]
♪ Hmmmmmmm... ♪
♪ Oh the whippoorwill is callin' me to the place I long to go ♪
♪ Where the hills roll through the valleys down into the Buffalo ♪
♪ Slow and steady are the voices that I hear whene'er I roam ♪
♪ They remind me of where I've come from ♪
♪ Down the holler, where my heart will always run ♪
♪ To my Ozark mountain home ♪
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[Katie] Hey guys, thanks so much for listening to our song, my "Ozark Mountain Home."
I wrote this song over the past year, after we traveled all over the United States doing tours.
We always loved coming back home to the place we've called home for a long time.
And so I took a lot of our favorite parts about the Ozarks, and tried to put 'em in a song.
So, thanks for listening.
[Mom] It's dinner time, come on!
[Run, Forrest, run!]
[Mr. Aaron Clark, never one to turn down food]