Featuring: Faith Hill

Songwriter: Tommy Harden Don Rollins Lorrie Harden

Producer: Reba McEntire Tony Brown

I knew who he was
When I took his name
But some how no one
Is just not the same at night
He knows the danger
But he does what he does
He calls it duty but I call it love
So here I am while he's gone
To some foreign land

And I cry because I'm alone
And the nights get so cold and long
And I try not to think he won't come home
But I'm sleeping with the telephone

The yellow ribbon on my neighbor's gate
Always reminds me that someone's awake
Just like me
I hear the sirens and I watch the news
He laughs and leaves with his gun
And his blue uniform
And I pray God keeps him safe from harm

And I cry because I'm alone
And the nights get so cold and long
And I try not to think he won't come home
But I'm sleeping with the telephone

I loose him in my darkest dreams
And my blood runs cold and my heart skips a beat
So I get up, I can't take anymore
Sometimes I hate how much I love him
But everyday, I love him more

And I try not to think he won't come home
But I'm sleeping with the telephone

Something wakes me from where he should be
I reach for him, the telephone rings

Reba McEntire

Reba Nell McEntire, known of the Queen of Country Music who started her career in 1977 releasing her LP “Reba McEntire”.

Born in March 28, 1955 starting her career off with the National Anthem, then later covering “Sweet Dreams” by Patsy Cline.