Biography:
Amy Ray (born Amy Elizabeth Ray on April 12, 1964) is an American singer-songwriter and member of the contemporary folk duo Indigo Girls. She pursues a solo career and has released six albums under her own name, and founded a record company, Daemon Records.
In 2001, she released her first solo album, Stag. That year, she toured solo with the Butchies as her band. Then in 2005, her second solo project, Prom was released. In December of 2006, Amy released Live From Knoxville, a live recording from a show at Blue Cats in October of 2005.
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Other songs:
- Bus Bus
- Carry Me Away
- Cold Shoulder
- Covered For You
- Crying In The Wilderness
- From Haiti
- Give In
- I Didnt
- Jesus Was A Walking Man
- Laramie
- Late Bloom
- Let It Ring
- Lung Of Love
- Me And My Baby
- More Pills Acoustic
- Pennies On The Track
- Put It Out For Good
- Rodeo
- Rural Faggot
- Shes Got To Be
- Two Trees
- When You Come For Me
- When Youre Gone Youre Gone
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Let's make glory land right here where we stand
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Jesus was a walking man.
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Egypt, Jordan, Judea, Jericho, Samaria
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Jesus was a walking man.
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Shoe store down in Galilee, lace 'em up and set 'em free.
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Jesus was a walking man.
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Jesus was a walking man.
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Jesus was a walking man.
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I ain't dodgin' war in Syria, Afghanistan, Somalia
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No, I'm in the promised land.
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I got everything at the tip of my hands. Folks starving down in South Sudan
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There's a question as old as Abraham.
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I got more. What's it for? Kids are washing up the shore.
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Jesus woulda lent a hand
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Jesus woulda lent a hand.
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Jesus woulda lent a hand.
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Honduras and El Salvador, Guatemala, Mexico
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Walk me through that suffering
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Liberators, dreamers, Indians, Mother Mary take my hand.
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Lets make that glory land.
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Some would build a wall and say "send them back from where they came"
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But you know who woulda let 'em in.
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Jesus woulda let 'em in.
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Jesus woulda let 'em in.
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Some would build a wall and say "send them back from where they came"
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I got more, but what's it for? Kids are washing up the shore.
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Shoe store down in Galilee, lace 'em up and set 'em free.
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Jesus was a walking man.
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Let's make glory land right here where we stand
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Jesus was a walking man.
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Egypt, Jordan, Judea, Jericho, Samaria
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Jesus was a walking man.
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Shoe store down in Galilee, lace 'em up and set 'em free.
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Jesus was a walking man.
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Jesus was a walking man.
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Jesus was a walking man.
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I ain't dodgin' war in Syria, Afghanistan, Somalia
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No, I'm in the promised land.
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I got everything at the tip of my hands. Folks starving down in South Sudan
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There's a question as old as Abraham.
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I got more. What's it for? Kids are washing up the shore.
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Jesus woulda lent a hand
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Jesus woulda lent a hand.
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Jesus woulda lent a hand.
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Honduras and El Salvador, Guatemala, Mexico
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Walk me through that suffering
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Liberators, dreamers, Indians, Mother Mary take my hand.
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Lets make that glory land.
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Some would build a wall and say "send them back from where they came"
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But you know who woulda let 'em in.
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Jesus woulda let 'em in.
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Jesus woulda let 'em in.
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Some would build a wall and say "send them back from where they came"
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I got more, but what's it for? Kids are washing up the shore.
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Shoe store down in Galilee, lace 'em up and set 'em free.
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Jesus was a walking man.
Amy Stokes
Amy Studt
Amy Wadge
Amylea
Amylie