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K. T. Oslin – Hold Me

The song was Oslin's third number one on the country chart. The single went to number one for one week and spent a total of fourteen weeks on the country chart.

K. T. Oslin – Hold Me, is a song written and recorded by American country music artist K. T. Oslin. It was released in September 1988 as the second single from her album This Woman. The song was Oslin’s third number one on the country chart. The single went to number one for one week and spent a total of fourteen weeks on the country chart.
K. T. Oslin - Hold Me
Cover LP K.T. Oslin RCA 1988
K. T. Oslin – Hold Me
From the album This Woman
B-side «She Don’t Talk Like Us No More»
Released September 1988
Genre Country
Length 4:41
Label RCA
Songwriter(s) K. T. Oslin
Producer(s) Harold Shedd

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K. T. Oslin – Hold Me Lyrics

Husband comes in and he said wife
Turn down the radio turn off the TV listen to me
Let me tell you about my day
So she sits down and she listens and he begins to speak
When I left here this morning I was bound and determined
I was never gonna come back never, never I was running
I was running from you darling I was running from my job
I was running from the kid in me he never knows when to stop
Got as far as the edge of town then I turned my car around
And headed back to you
Husband said wife what do you think, wife said it’s very interesting
Before we talk about your day let’s talk about mine and she says
When I left here this morning I was bound and determined
I was never gonna come back never, never I was running
I was running from you darling I was running from my job
I was running from some wrinkles and nail cream well stop
And got as far as the edge of town then I turned my car around
And headed back to you
Come here and hold me, tighter
Tell me tomorrow will be brighter
Kiss me, kiss me a little harder
Don’t kiss like we’re married kiss me like we’re lovers
We looked at each other and we started to grim
This morning it was over this evening we’ll start in the loving again
Come here and love me, hold me tighter
Won’t you tell me tomorrow will be brighter
Won’t you kiss me, kiss me, kiss me a little harder
Don’t kiss like we?re married kiss me like we’re lovers
And hold me, hold me, hold me

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Single K.T. Oslin RCA 1988

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