Don’t Forget This Song The Carter Family
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My home's in old Virginia
Among the lovely hills
The memory of my birthplace
Lies in my bosom still
I did not like my fireside
I did not like my home
I have a mind for rambling
So far away from home
It was on one moonlight evening
The stars were shining bright
And with an ugly dagger
I made the spirits fly
To friends I bid adieu
To parents I bid farewell
I landed in Chicago
In the very midst of hell
Twas in the sober it struck me
As plain as you can see
I'm doomed, I'm ruined forever
Throughout eternity
I courted a fair young lady
Her name I will not tell
Oh, why should I disgrace her
When I am doomed for hell
Among the lovely hills
The memory of my birthplace
Lies in my bosom still
I did not like my fireside
I did not like my home
I have a mind for rambling
So far away from home
It was on one moonlight evening
The stars were shining bright
And with an ugly dagger
I made the spirits fly
To friends I bid adieu
To parents I bid farewell
I landed in Chicago
In the very midst of hell
Twas in the sober it struck me
As plain as you can see
I'm doomed, I'm ruined forever
Throughout eternity
I courted a fair young lady
Her name I will not tell
Oh, why should I disgrace her
When I am doomed for hell
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