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Matthew
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Matthew was released on June 15, 1974 by RCA/Legacy as a part of the album Back Home Again
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Release DateJune 15, 1974
LabelRCA/Legacy
LanguageEnglish
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Lyrics

[Verse 1]
I had an uncle name of Matthew
He was his father's only boy
Born just south of Colby, Kansas
He was his mother's pride and joy
[Verse 2]
Yes, and joy was just a thing that he was raised on
Love was just a way to live and die
Gold was just a windy Kansas wheat field
And blue was just a Kansas summer sky
[Verse 3]
All the stories that he told me
Back when I was just a lad
All the memories that he gave me
All the good times that he had
[Verse 4]
Growin' up a Kansas farm boy
Life is mostly havin' fun
Ridin' on his daddy's shoulders
Behind a mule, beneath the sun
[Verse 5]
Yes, and joy was just a thing that he was raised on
Love was just a way to live and die
Gold was just a windy Kansas wheat field
And blue was just a Kansas summer sky
[Verse 6]
Well, I guess there were some hard times
And I'm told some years were lean
They had a storm in '47
A twister came and stripped them clean
[Verse 7]
He lost the farm and lost his family
He lost the wheat and lost his home
But he found the family Bible
A faith as solid as a stone
[Verse 8]
Yes, and joy was just a thing that he was raised on
Love was just a way to live and die
Gold was just a windy Kansas wheat field
And blue, just a Kansas summer sky
[Verse 9]
And so he came to live at our house
And he came to work the land
He came to ease my daddy's burden
And he came to be my friend
[Verse 10]
And so I wrote this down for Matthew
And it's for him this song is sung
Ridin' on his daddy's shoulders
Behind a mule, beneath the sun
[Verse 11]
Yes, and joy was just a thing that he was raised on
Love was just a way to live and die
Gold was just a windy Kansas wheat field
Blue was just a Kansas summer sky
[Verse 12]
Yes, and joy was just a thing that he was raised on
Love was just a way to live and die
Gold was just a windy Kansas wheat field
Blue was just a Kansas summer sky
Written by: John Denver
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