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Hughes Donna

You placed your hand in mine And I saw you smile We walked for a while Until the sun disappeared behind I love to hear you sing The way you laugh

Couldn't stand all the pain, you caused, love was gone I know you didn't mean to hurt me, but you were cold , like a stone I didn't wanna see, a day

When I was young, my grandma lived two hours away When I first learned to write, I had a lot to say I wrote her a letter every week She couldn?t wait

A man in the parking lot, down on his luck Came and asked if I could spare a few bucks I shoulda helped him, I shoulda cared So before I fell asleep

You will never settle down You'll be ramblin' all around 'Til they put you in the cold, hard ground You will never settle down You got leavin' on

I used to see my Daddy every day He used to race me in the Carolina sun Back when he was a young man And he could plow the fields until the day was

That sad old train Sleeping on an old rusty track She was from another time Gone with the wind like the smoke from that ole stack She brought smiles

Loaded up the car and said goodbye Looked at that old school one last time No more homework and tears And I'll miss the friends that I made here

She kept the beds made and stayed there all alone Washed her clothes and hung them out to dry Did things the same old way and though her kids were