I'll Be Your Home (feat. Keb' Mo') - Mindi Abair

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I'll Be Your Home (feat. Keb' Mo') Lyrics

If you've lost your way
Know that I'm here to stay
You know I'll reach out my hand
And I'll always stand by you

When you're down and out
You've felt left high and dry
You just call out my name
'Cause there ain't no shame in crying

I'll always be by your side
We'll walk the winding road
I'll bear your heavy load
I'll be your home
And in the darkness of night
You'll never be on your own
Don't have to go it alone
I'll be your home

Ain't got no money for rent
All you've got is what spent
You know the work is all gone
And friends don't call back

We've got what money can't buy
Our love will keep us alive
You know we don't need a lot
We've always got tomorrow

I'll always be by your side
We'll walk the winding road
I'll bear your heavy load
I'll be your home
And in the darkness of night
You'll never be on your own
Don't have to go it alone
I'll be your home

I'll always be by your side
We'll walk the winding road
I'll bear your heavy load
I'll be your home
And in the darkness of night
You'll never be on your own
Don't have to go it alone
I'll be your home

I'll be your home
I'll be your home
(yes I will)
I'll be your home

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Saxophonist/Singer/Songwriter Mindi Abair, born in St. Petersburg, FL, has broken many boundaries as she continues to define the less traditional future of jazz. Her own brand of pop and soul meets jazz adds a refreshingly unique voice to an exciting new generation of crossover artists. She was raised on the road with her father’s band, but this is not your father’s jazz band. Mindi brings a fearless energy and abandon to the stage as a powerhouse on the saxophone, hearkening back to the days of Junior Walker or King Curtis.

Mindi graduated from Berklee College of Music and headed to Los Angeles where she played on 3rd Street Promenade and local clubs to get attention. Bobby Lyle hired her off the street for his tour, and she soon became a sought after sideman. She signed as a solo artist to Verve Records in 2002, and never looked back.

Her solo career has produced 10 #1 radio singles and 5 major label solo releases that have topped the Contemporary Jazz Charts, “It Just Happens That Way” (2003), “Come As You Are” (2004), “Life Less Ordinary” (2006), “Stars” (2008), and “In Hi Fi Stereo” (2010).

Mindi has hosted the internationally syndicated radio show “Chill With Mindi Abair” for 6 years. She is an elected governor for the Los Angeles Chapter of NARAS, and is an Artist Ambassador for Campell’s Labels for Education and The Grammy Foundation.

She's been the featured saxophonist on the 2011 and 2012 seasons of "American Idol", won Best International Instrumentalist at the 2011 Wave Awards in Toronto, and Best Female Artist of the Year at the 2011 Oasis Contemporary Jazz Awards. She also appeared this season on the Fran Drescher show “Happily Divorced”.

Mindi authored the book “How To Play Madison Square Garden – A Guide To Stage Performance.”

She is currently touring the US and abroad with her band. The list of artists she has toured or recorded with are a testament to her talent. They include Aerosmith, Keb’ Mo’, Lalah Hathaway, Duran Duran, Lee Ritenour, the Backstreet Boys, Mandy Moore, Max Weinberg, Bill Champlin, David Pack, Mocean Worker, Adam Sandler, Rick Braun, Teena Marie, Bobby Lyle, Jonathan Butler, and Peter White. 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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