Key: A major•
Intro 1
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Verse 1
I can't remember when he
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weren't around
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That old fellow he did a heap of work he spent
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his whole life walkin' plowed ground
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well we's about as poor as him
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He had one old mule he used to call Midnight
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I'd tread along after then
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Bustin' up plows with my own bare feet
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Old Rivers he was a friend of mine
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The sun had get high and that old mule he'd work
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Old Rivers he'd finally say whoa
He'd wipe his brow and he'd
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He'd talk about that place
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Where the cotton's high and the corns're
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Verse 2
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I got a letter today it's from
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crop's a little dry
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you heard Old Rivers died
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Sittin' here now on this new plowed earth
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just tryin' find a little shade
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Well sun's beatin' down cross them fields now I
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can see that mule Old Rivers and me
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days...
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With the sun beaitin' down cross them fields
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