

I go through those phases where I have that one single song that just takes a happy day and makes it brighter; on a sad or frustrated day, my frown gets turned upside down.
Lately that song has been Carolina by Eric Church. I have to stop myself at work from belting out the lyrics as it breaks for the first time in to the chorus…and of course every time after that.
The best part was seeing Eric the other weekend in concert and hearing this song LIVE! 10 times even better!
I will also agree with Eric in that I could never imagine calling another state, other than North Carolina home! I love this place from the mountains in Boone and Asheville to the Coast in Wilmington and the Outer Banks. What is there not to love about North Carolina!!
Carolina – by Eric Church
There's a cabin in a valley
My grandpa built on your land
Your mountains are a canvas for the maker's hand
Tonight I'm fishing Elk River
If only in my mind
No I haven't seen her banks in such a long, long time
I carry you in my heart
Your memory comes over me like the dark
And like a phone call from my baby
Saying honey I miss you like crazy
Like the sound of a siren song
Oh Carolina you keep calling me home
Calling me home, calling me home
Calling me home
Sometimes I grow weary from going all the time
I'd love to take a minute
And let you ease my mind
I'd love to see my Mama
And maybe go for a drive
But I gotta play the star in some little town again tonight
But don't get me wrong
I love what I do
It's just another song about missing you
And like a phone call from my baby
Saying honey I miss you like crazy
Like the sound of a siren song
Oh Carolina you keep calling me home
Calling me home, calling me home
Calling me home
Oh, oh, I'm almost home
Like a phone call from my baby
Saying hone I miss you, I miss you like crazy
Just like the sound of a siren song
Oh Carolina, Carolina, Carolina
You keep calling me home
If you have never heard of Eric before, I suggest you try out his Carolina CD. One of my favorites from start to finish!


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