June Carter Cash - The L & N Don't Stop Here Anymore | Текст песни

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When I was a curly headed baby
My daddy sat me down on his knee
He said, \"You go to school, girl, and learn your letters
Don't you be a dirty miner like me\"

I was born and raised in the mouth of the Hazard Hollow
Coal cars rambling past my door
Now they're standin' in a rusty row all empty
And the L & N
Don't stop here anymore

Well I used to think my daddy was a black man
With script enough to buy the company store
Now he goes downtown with empty pockets
And his face is white as February snow

I was born and raised in the mouth of the Hazard Hollow
With Coal cars rambling past my door
Now they're standin' in a rusty row all empty
And the L & N
Don't stop here anymore

Last night I dreamed I went down to the coal yard
To draw my pay like I've done before
But them ol' kudzu vines were comin' through the window
And the leaves and grass were growin' through the floor

I was born and raised in the mouth of the Hazard Hollow
Coal cars rambled past my door
Now they're standin' in a rusty row all empty
And the L & N
Don't stop here anymore

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