Kelsey Waldon – Ghost of Myself (Live from Hill Country, NY)

"Ghost of Myself" live from Honky Tonkin' in Queens, Hill Country, NY.
Video: Sean Madden

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LYRICS
I had to get tough so I could get wise
I've been a thousand women in my own time
I've been a thousand women and I've loved them all
I had to get low so I could walk tall
So I could walk tall
So I could walk tall

I had to get cold so I wouldn't get hurt
I pushed my own roots up out of the dirt
Now, I come on strong like a hurricane swoon
Had to tend my own garden just to watch it bloom
Yeah, just to watch it bloom
Just to watch it bloom

Every ghost
I've loved every ghost of myself

I had to lose faith so I could believe
I moved like a snake hidin' in the weeds
Lost among the wildflowers, but the flower I became
Pеople 'round here seem to know my namе
They seem to know my name
Seem to know my name

Every ghost
I've loved every ghost of myself

Every ghost
I've loved every ghost of myself

With four critically-acclaimed albums under her belt, Kelsey Waldon has forged a strong presence in the Country and Americana scene. Her uncut lyricism and natural country sensibility recall her upbringing in Monkey's Eyebrow, Kentucky. After moving to Nashville, she cultivated a loyal following through frequent touring across the U.S. and two critically acclaimed albums. Her persistence paid off when, on stage at the Grand Ole Opry, John Prine invited Kelsey to join his Oh Boy Records family. In 2019, Kelsey released White Noise / White Lines on Prine's Oh Boy Records. An unflinching work that details Waldon's life, hopes, and pains, the album earned her a nomination for the Emerging Act of the Year Award at the 2020 Americana Awards.

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