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Oh Ruby
02:44
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Just 23, leaving home
The world is big she's ready to roam
from Oklahoma to the coast
She'll Send a picture to let 'em know
How she's doin' in California
What's she doin' in California?
Oh Ruby
You said goodbye
Oh Ruby
It's time to fly
Oh Ruby (x2)
A secretary on the base
a woman strong and full of grace
she made her home in Monterey
and met a man he was just a boy
and overwhelmed her with his joy
but he had a secret pain
Oh Ruby
Where's your home?
Oh Ruby
On your own
Oh Ruby (x2)
With a family and anchors deep
a husband she's not meant to keep
and she won't roam the way she planned
but with a smile to light the room
she'll stand tall despite the gloom
and show the world she'll never fall
Oh Ruby...
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I Don't Love You Anymore
03:52
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I'm telling you it's over
it's time to say goodbye
your word will never sway me
and I hate to see you cry
we've been talking for hours
always saying the same things
you can't understand I'm leaving
I can't see a reason to stay
we sit here wasting our breath
for you to understand the thing I can't forget
so pick your hear up off the floor
can't you see that I don't love you anymore (x2)
I'll never have the chance
to help you heal the pain
I've caused the hurt and if you let me
I'l do it again
I'm tired of this talking
and I know that you are too
It's time to let this go now
It's time to walk away
we sit here wasting our breath
for you to understand the thing I can't forget
so pick your hear up off the floor
can't you see that I don't love you anymore
So please stop wasting your breath
if you can't understand this thing I can't forget
pick your heart up off the floor
can't you see that I don't love you anymore (x2)
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Nobody 'Cept You
03:48
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Ren Geisick San Jose, California
Ren’s music, is a manifestation of her Americana roots that is decidedly personal yet universally relatable. Borrowing elements of jazz, blues, and country, Ren delivers heartfelt performances of original music and reimagined classics.
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