Biography:
Allison Moorer (born June 21, 1972 in Monroeville, Alabama) is an American alternative country singer, songwriter and musician. She is also the younger sister of Shelby Lynne. She has released 7 studio albums and 1 live album on 5 different record labels, beginning in 1998 with "Alabama Song" through to her most recent "Crows" in 2010.
Raised on George Jones and Tammy Wynette, Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash and Emmylou Harris, she sang harmonies as a toddler, eventually thinking she'd make a career of it.
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Other songs:
- A Soft Place To Fall
- Alabama Song
- All Aboard
- Best That I Can Do
- Bring Me All Your Lovin
- Call My Name
- Day You Said Goodbye
- Down To Believing
- Going Down
- Goodbye To The Ground
- Hallelujah
- Im Doing Fine
- Is Heaven Good Enough For You
- Is It Worth It
- Let Go
- Like It Used To Be
- Long Black Train
- Mark My Word
- Moonshiner
- New Years Day
- No Next Time
- Once Upon A Time She Said
- Ruby Jewel Was Here
- Send Down An Angel
- Storms Never Last
- Thunderstorm Hurricane
- Tumbling Down
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Lie down in a bed of Camelia
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Are you going to Alabama
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Where the trees grow tall and green
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I'd like to see the Gulf Of Mexico
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If you're going won't you take me
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Are you going to Alabama
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Where the skies shine bright and blue
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I'd like to see old Tombigbee
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If you're going I want to go with you
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Are you going to Alabama
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Where the folks say how do you do
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I'd like to see those big old cotton fields
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If you're going I'm going too
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I'm ready to run baby
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Through the sweet southern pines
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Lie down in a bed of Camelia
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And watch the sun shine
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If you're going to Alabama
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I could use a change of view
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That's alright any place will do
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