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Rolling down the road
Going no where
Guitar packed in the trunk
Somewhere round mile marker 112
Papa started humming the funk
I gotta jones in my bones before we know
We were singing this melody
Stop the car pulled out the guitar
Halfway to New Orleans

Said take me home
Said take me home

Could feel the sun about to rise
When I realized we had nothing to fear
It's just me and my daddy and a kid named Cope
Making music that nobody would hear
And then the sun let up and it split the night
Spilling over our jubilee
Ten thousand cars by the side of the road
Grooving far as the eye can see

Said take me home
Said take me home
Said take me home
Said take me home

Hot damn you should have felt the groove
Like I was swimming in a sea of soul
The sun was rising and the day was hot
And we was all about to lose control
My daddy turned his face up towards the sky
And I knew that there was nothing to lose
I felt the crowd breathe in and I closed my eyes
And we disappeared into the groove

Said take me home
Said take me home
Said take me home
Said take me home

Straight from the water
Straight from the water
Straight from the water children
Straight from the water
You don't know nothing about this

Home
Said take me home
Said take me home

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Ray Boudreaux was one of top 8 contestants in Season 5 of the NBC's The Voice. He was on Blake Shelton's team.

Soul singer Ray Boudreaux sang "Use Me" by Bill Withers for his blind audition. After Shelton and CeeLo Green turned their chairs around, Ray decided to choose Shelton to be his coach.

Small-town Ray has never ventured far from home, leaving his hometown of Lafayette, Louisiana, for the first time ever to go to Los Angeles for his audition. At 22 he became a father and stopped performing to be home with his daughter and girlfriend. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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