My Last Two Tens chords by Porter Wagoner, The Blackwood Brothers Quartet
Verse 1
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Going home, going home,
Tell all my friends that
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I'm going home.
If you should see me and I can't walk
Then if you should speak and I can't talk
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Feel of me and if I'm cold
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There's a shovel in the car
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to dig the hole
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Now I don't expect this
last favor for nothing
Cause I know you're a busy man,
my friend
So look on the end of the handle,
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and you'll find attached two tens.
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There's a phone number on the back of the
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shovel of a dear friend of days gone by.
Call her and tell her to bring her sister.
I've already gave them two tens to cry.
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The Lord's prayers engraved on a penny
in the left pocket of my coat.
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I carried this with me for two reasons.
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The last so I never was broke.
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Oh I've had a lot of beautiful dreams
of things that might have been.
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So please buy some pretty flowers
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in my right pocket is my last two tens
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I've made a little money in my time
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but perhaps more than a lot of men
but I spent it all having a ball
with a few fairweather friends
but you know I brought nothing
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with me to this old
And now that my journey ends,
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me and this old world broke even,
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since you have my last two tens.
Going home, going home,
Tell all my friends that
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I'm going home.
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My Last Two Tens
Porter Wagoner, The Blackwood Brothers Quartet
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