It's been a long time coming
As you she'd a lonesome tear
And now you're in a wonderama
I wonder what you're doing here
The flame no longer flickers
You're feeling just like a fool
You keep staring into your liquor
Wondering what to do
I don't hardly know you
But I'd be willing to show you
I know a way to make you smile
Let me touch you for a while
I'm gonna ruin my black mascara
You're drinking whisky when it should be wine
You keep looking into that mirror
But to me you're looking really fine
I don't hardly know you
But I'd be willing to show you
I know a way to make you
Laugh at that cowgirl as she's walking out your door
I know a way to make you smile
Just let me whisper things you've never heard before
Just let me touch you, baby
Just let me touch you for a while
I don't hardly know you
But I'd be willing to show you
I know a way to make you smile
It's been a long time
Let me touch you for a while
Alison Krauss is an American bluegrass singer, producer, and fiddler. Born in Tennessee in 1974, she gained international fame for her crystalline voice and musical talent. She has collaborated with artists from various genres, including Union Station, Robert Plant, and Brad Paisley. Her music is characterized by a traditional interpretation of bluegrass, enriched by folk and country influences. In 2001, she achieved mainstream success thanks to the soundtrack of the film Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?, which helped popularize bluegrass music to a wider audience. Among her most important albums are *So Long So Wrong* (1999), *New Favorite* (2004), and *Paper Airplane* (2011). Some of her most representative songs include When You Say Nothing At All, The Lucky One, and Down to the River to Pray.
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