Tonalité : C major
Verse 1
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The old hometown looks the same
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as I step down from the train
And there to meet me is my
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mama and my papa
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Down the road I look and there runs Mary
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A pair of golden lips like cherries,
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it's good to touch the green,
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green grass of home.
The old house is still standing,
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though the paint is cracked and dry.
And there's that old oak tree
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that I used to play on.
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Down the lane I walk with
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my sweet Mary,
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hair of gold and lips like cherries,
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it's good to touch the green,
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green grass of home.
Yes, they'll all come to see me,
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arms reaching, smiling sweetly.
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It's good to touch the green,
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green grass of home
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Then I'll wake and look around me
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To the cold gray walls
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that surround me
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And then I realize I was only dreaming
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Oh, there's a garden, a sad old partridge,
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Arm in arm, I walk at daybreak again,
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I touch the green,
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green grass of home.
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Yes, they'll all come to see me
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In the shade of the old tree,
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as they lay beneath
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the green, green grass of
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home. applause
Thank you very much.
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This next song was written by a man
right here in Folsom Prison.
And last night was the first time
I've ever sung this song.
Anyway, this song was written by
our friend Glenn Shirley,
and hope we do your song justice,
Glenn.
We're gonna do our best.
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