Songs by Clare S.


   

LIVING OUR DERBY DREAMS

  1. LIVING OUR DERBY DREAMS
    Clare S.
    Genre: Country/Americana
    Tempo: Uptempo


    Additional Notes:
    No Notes Available


    Backstory:
    This song was originally co-written by Clare Steffen & Colin Grant-Adams, and the original version is solid Bluegrass.  I used AI to generate this version using our music and lyrics, and kept a hint of Bluegrass since the song is about Kentucky. We could make it even more Country if this song is appealing.

    Lyrics:
                                                      
    [Verse] Bluegrass glows in the morning In my old Kentucky home FIelds of Goldenrod adorning Hills and meadows as I roam Majestic mountain views Gardens nature's treasures Lucky legend of the horseshoe Good luck brings great pleasure [Transition] [Chorus] Living our Derby Dreams Churchill Downs in Louisville Watching sweet run for the roses An exciting two minute thrill Some may win and some might lose Mint juleps toasts our Derby dreams Timeless taste of old Jim Beam Living our Derby Dreams [Instrumental bridge] [Chorus] Living our Derby Dreams Churchill Downs in Louisville Watching sweet run for the roses An exciting two minute thrill Some may win and some might lose Mint juleps toasts our Derby dreams Timeless taste of old Jim Beam Living our Derby Dreams [Transition] [Verse] Bill Monroe was father Bluegrass Everly Brothers sung sweet harmony Our music's always first class Creating an amazing legacy [Bridge] To the East Kentucky mountains On to the Tennessee river Our sweet Kentucky bourbon Always will deliver [Chorus] Living our Derby Dreams Churchill Downs in Louisville Watching sweet run for the roses An exciting two minute thrill Some may win and some might lose Mint juleps toasts our Derby dreams Timeless taste of old Jim Beam Living our Derby Dreams [Tag] Living our derby dream


                                                                                                                                                                                        
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