Biography:
Tanya Denise Tucker (born October 10, 1958) is an American country music singer. She may be best remembered for her debut single and trademark song "Delta Dawn," which went to number 6 on the country charts. Tucker released the song at the age of 13; she became the youngest singer to have a major hit song on the Country charts. Since the song's release, Tucker had major hit songs for the next two decades, and into the 1990s.
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Other songs:
- A Memory Like Im Gonna Be
- Already Gone
- As Long As Im Dreaming
- As Long As Theres A Heartbeat
- Back On My Feet
- Between The Two Of Them
- Blood Red And Going Down
- Borrowed Wings
- Can I See You Tonight
- Daddy And Home
- Dancing The Night Away
- Dont Believe My Heart Can Stand Another You
- Down To My Last Teardrop
- Dream Lover
- Feel Right
- Greener Than The Grass We Laid On
- Hanging In
- Heres Some Love
- Highway Robbery
- How Can I Tell Him
- I Believe The South Is Going To Rise Again
- I Can Do That
- I Still Sing The Old Songs
- I Wont Take Less Than Your Love
- If It Dont Come Easy
- If Your Heart Aint Busy Tonight
- Ill Come Back As Another Woman
- Ill Tennessee You In My Dreams
- It Wont Be Me
- Its A Cowboy Loving Night
- Its A Little Too Late
- Its Only Over For You
- Just Another Love
- King Of Country Music
- Let Me Be There
- Like Two Sparrows In A Hurricane
- Little Things
- Lizzie And The Rainman
- Love Me Like You Used To
- My Arms Stay Open All Night
- No Mans Land
- Oh What It Did To Me
- Old Weakness
- One Love At A Time
- Pecos Promenade
- Round And Round The Bottle
- San Antonio Stroll
- Some Kind Of Trouble
- Someday My Prince Will Come
- Something
- Soul Song
- Strong Enough To Bend
- Teach Me The Words To Your Song
- Tell Me About It
- Texas When I Die
- The Baptism Of Jesse Taylor
- The Jamestown Ferry
- The Man That Turned My Mama On
- The Missing Piece Of Puzzle
- Trail Of Tears
- Two Saprrows In A Hurricane
- Two Sparrows In A Hurricane
- We Dont Have To Do This
- Well Its A Little Too Late To Do The Right Thing Now
- What Do I Do With Me
- What Do They Know
- What If We Were Running Out Of Love
- Whats Your Mamas Name
- Wine Me Up
- Without You What Do I Do With Me
- Would You Lay With Me
- Your Love Amazes Me
- Youve Got Me To Hold On To
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Cause cotton grew right up to our front door
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Daddy never went on a vacation
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He died a tired old man at forty-four
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Our neighbors in the big house called us redneck
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Cause we lived in a poor sharecropper shack
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The Jackson's down the road were poor like we were
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But our skin was white and their was black
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But I believe the south is gonna rise again
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But not the way we thought it would back then
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I mean everybody hand in hand
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I believe the south is gonna rise again
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I see wooded parks and big skyscrapers
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Where dirty rundown shack stood once before
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I see sons and daughter and sharecroppers
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But they're not picking cotton anymore
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But more important I see human kindness
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As we forget the bad and keep the good
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A brand new breeze is blowing cross the southland
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And I see a brand new kind of brotherhood
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But I believe the south is gonna rise again
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But not the way we thought it would back then
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I mean everybody hand in hand
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