Lyrics

Pile in the church pew rows Gran made the best yeast rolls Gospel of stories told 'Bout the one way to save your soul Drag out the old guitar Gas up that old Ford car We're gon' hit the dusty road Four wheels can bear the load It's been a long It's been a long, long, long, lonely road Pops earned his bread in dust But his hard-working hands fed us Sun up 'til sun sank down His body worked to the ground Folks thought we had it made 'Cause we always kept a face Meanwhile there's bills to pay And the stack growing every day It's been a long It's been a long, long Been a long, long, long, long, lonely road My, my, my, it's been a long Been a long, long Been a long, long, long, long, lonely road Soon as I turned 18 I packed up, for grass is green New York or Tennessee Where I am is where I'll be Darlin', tell me about your plans And I'll find a place in mind Surely there'd be a way To move towards a brighter day It's been a long It's been a long, long Been a long, long, long, long, lonely road My, my, my, it's been a long Been a long, long Been a long, long, long, long, lonely road My, my, my, it's been a long Been a long, long, long, long, lonely road One person's path unpaid Went towards the path that saved These are the songs you sing In the search for the grass that's green It's been a long Been a long, long, long, lonely road
Writer(s): Valerie June Hockett Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com
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