Tonart: Bb major
Verse 1
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Born in
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s of a mountain country,
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Limber Lane was my home.
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Our house was full, not a penny,
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my brother and I, youngest of many.
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We'd ride to school ten
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miles away
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Mama worked the home life,
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worked it to the bone
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Daddy worked his hands
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on the local shearing floors
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It wasn't long till Daddy died
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Leaving only better poor man's bride
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Mama took comfort in new
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shine whiskey
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Then she sent us off, one by one,
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to marry the first man to come along
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Never to look back at Limber Lane
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I married me a man with good intentions
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But lovin' me was his only intention
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But my intentions stayed in
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Limber Lane
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I bid my first in 44
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It wasn't long, I had three more
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to find a better life
Down that railroad line
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We settled at a camp out
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near Cox's Way
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My husband took a job
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with old man Baker
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And only come home if he
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needed a friend
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He'd leave as quick as Shaney Spies
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I didn't complain so I held my lies
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Still all the time my heart's
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a limber lane
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Then he moved us on in 52
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Now six a toe without a clue
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All the way to nowhere was his name
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There we lived the best we knew,
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miles a beat by trapping fools
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Still all I thought about was my
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Limber Lane
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The winters are cold enough
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to chill the bone
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With Maureen told, yeah,
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Neighbors all been miles away,
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so we spent time at our oasis
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Workin' hard while father
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he worked away
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When my first born died
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on that harvest line
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my face wore these lines
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Twenty -four, how dare he leave,
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it wasn't how it was meant to be
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So I blamed anyone who
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listened to my pain
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My one love, then left me behind
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Not old enough, from pain inside
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so I moved myself away
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From that house I heard,
yeah, that's its name
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And I'll never let go of yesterday
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And I'll never let go of
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my Lee Burnley
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Now I've lost so much,
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too much for me to say
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Now old and fragile,
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too old to make my way
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But when it's time to make my peace
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I'll meet him, oh, it's so hard to believe
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And I'll always dream
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about my Limberlain
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My heart is always bound
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to lean and burn and lay
Outro 1
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Akkorde & SongtexteBb Eb F Gm Fsus4
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