lirik lagu tecumseh valley (live at carnegie hall 1969) – townes van zandt
[verse 1]
well the name she gave was caroline
the daughter of a miner
and her ways were free, and it seemed to me
that sunshine walked beside her
[verse 2]
well she come from spencer, ‘cross the hill
she said her pa had sent her
’cause the coal was low and soon the snow
would turn the skies to winter
[verse 3]
she said she’d come to look for work
she was not seekin’ favors
and for a dime a day and a place to stay
well she’d turn those hands to labor
[verse 4]
but the times were hard, lord, and the jobs were few
all through tec-mseh valley
but she asked around and a job she found
tending bar for gypsy sally
[verse 5]
and she saved enough to get back home
when spring replaced the winter
but her dreams were denied, her pa had died
the word come down from spencer
[verse 6]
so she turned to whorin’ out on the streets
with all the l-st inside her
and it was many a man, returned again
to lay himself beside her
[verse 7]
well they found her down beneath the stairs
that led to gypsy sally’s
and in her hand when she died was a note that cried
“fare thee well, tec-mseh valley”
[verse 1]
well the name she gave was caroline
the daughter of a miner
and her ways were free, and it seemed to me
that sunshine walked beside her
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- kumpulan lirik lagu rj khan › lirik lagu gaddari karbe – rj khan
- kumpulan lirik lagu anka pol › lirik lagu perfekcyjna – anka (pol)
- kumpulan lirik lagu onoff srb › lirik lagu znaš ti dobro šta – on/off (srb)
- kumpulan lirik lagu atow › lirik lagu работа над ошибками (work on mistakes) – atow
- kumpulan lirik lagu artist › lirik lagu snowday predictor canada – artist
- kumpulan lirik lagu grupo chacras › lirik lagu de puro amor – grupo chacras
- kumpulan lirik lagu stage2hard › lirik lagu no textin’ – stage2hard
- kumpulan lirik lagu be1ka › lirik lagu down – be1ka
- kumpulan lirik lagu lee mujin 이무진 › lirik lagu tomboy (lee mujin solo cover) – lee mujin (이무진)
- kumpulan lirik lagu harvard › lirik lagu clean slate – harvard