from my Blue Ridge Mountain home The men I meet ain't warm and friendly Like the one in old Virginie Oh they ain't real like my Blue Ridge Mountain boy
far from my Blue Ridge Mountain home The men I meet ain't warm and friendly Like the one in old Virginie Oh they ain't real like my Blue Ridge Mountain boy
Fordítás: Parton, Dolly. My Blue Ridge Mountain Boy.
[Spoken:] Today you told me that you'd found another And you took off your golden wedding band The one you vowed you'd wear until death do us part When
across the field so scared my lips was scaled To warn my mom to storm was on its way Now I knew I'd won the race when I'd see my mama's face And the way
her whole life Trying to be a good mother and wife And she stood by you when the rest let you down Daddy, how can you walk out on her now? I'm your oldest daughter, my
My train of thought was broken by a sudden burst of laughter Something badly needed to brighten up the chores Seemed old Mrs. Bailey had accidentally
Oh the games people play now Every night and every day now Never meaning what they say now Never saying what they mean Oh they whine away the hours In
was my little dog, I found by the road in a ditch And so I named him Gypsy, cause that name just seemed to fit Oh and Joe he was my man, the flower of
A party girl I mixed for bout myself into a fix for running wild So I wrote my dad and mom asked if I could come back home to have my child I received
not that blind And I'm fed up with you feedin' me a line I'm fed up with you and the way that you do I used to love you now I change my mind And I'm fed
a look at you and me Are we too blind to see Do we simply turn our heads And look the other way Well the world turns And a hungry little boy with a runny
Oh the monkey's had a better tale than you Compare to yours all their tales sound so true The way you're actin' seems to me at all the monkey should
It wasn't very long ago We had a love few people know And everything was going oh so fine I trusted you, you trusted me The way that it's supposed to