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Well, I was born to call mine daughter
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In a cabin on a hill in Butcher Holler
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We were poor but we had love
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That's the one thing that
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Daddy made sure of
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He shoveled coal to make
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a poor man's dollar
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My daddy worked all night
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in the Van Leer coal mine
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All day long in the field of hoeing corn
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Mommy rocked the babies at night
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And read the Bible by the coal oil light
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And everything would start
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all over come break of morn
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Daddy loved to raise the kids
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on a miner's pay
Mommy scrubbed our clothes
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on the washboard every day
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I've seen her fingers flee
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to complain there was no need
She'd smile in mommy's
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understanding way
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In the summertime we didn't
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have shoes to wear
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But in the wintertime we'd all
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get a brand new pair
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From a mail order catalog
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Money made from sellin' the hog
Daddy always managed
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to get the money some way
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Yeah, I'm proud to be a
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coal miner's daughter
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I remember well the well
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where I drew water
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The work we done was hard
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At night we'd sleep cause
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we worked hard
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And never thought about leaving,
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but you're harder
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Well, a lot of things have changed
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since way back then
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And it's so good to be back home again
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Not much left but the floor
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Nothing lives here anymore
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It's like the memories of
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a coal miner's daughter
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