Tonalité : Eb major
Verse 1
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You might believe it or not,
but when I was a boy,
I used to sing them old songs out
in the country.
Churches, logs, churches, plants.
Old caffeine lamps and old people had some good
times out there.
They'd all get together and help
one another.
There was some songsters in them days.
My mother and lots more.
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And I was a little boy out there barefooted,
waiting to bring
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Mama home, come back home,
keep the pole catching things off her.
And I'd run the hooves,
Paul had to come up, but
Nan used to have some churches
with me.
This is one of the opening songs.
Nobody's fault but mine.
Nobody's fault but mine.
I don't pray, I'm a soul of good love,
Lord, and nobody's fault but mine.
Bible in my home to read,
Bible in my home to read,
I don't read, I'm a soul of good love,
nobody's fault but mine.
Mother taught me how to pray,
Mother taught me how to pray,
I don't pray in the soul of good
Lord, nobody's fault but mine.
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And this thought, that
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man, he was ready.
He's getting ready.
Now we're going to see what
the motherless children
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