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[00:00.00]90听音乐网 www.90T8.com[00:01.34]In the year of forty three
[00:03.90]Mama finished feedin'me
[00:07.84]And quickly rushed off to her job at Woorden'sBackmill
[00:13.53]But at fourth on Monroe's street afaillin' hearts stopped at willin' feet
[00:22.97]And mamagave up the breath of life in the town of
[00:30.22]Nashville Daddy was in the county jail so my oldersister
[00:37.85]Nell Took a job at a tavern that some folkscalled the Trashmill
[00:45.85]And when the welfare agencyoffered help and smiled at me
[00:54.04]No thanks but we'llget by in this town of Nashville
[01:01.92]As a kid I wentto school hurt stood high
[01:07.31]On a tavern stool Alistenin' to the songs on the jukebox
[01:12.81]At theTrashmill And that hurtin'
[01:18.25]In them sad old songssettled deep in a poor boy's bones
[01:24.56]And I vowedI'll someday pick and sing
[01:28.13]In Nashville So myolder sister Nell like a true blue southern bell
[01:39.63]Bought me a second handed guitar from
[01:42.88]TheNashville goodwill Heaven would smile and bellswould ring
[01:50.57]When I touched those shiny strings
[01:55.24]AndI was the richest poor boy in the town of
[02:00.44]Nashville
[02:01.94]There's a chill down in my bones yes it's my timeto go on
[02:10.54]And I'm sure the good Lord knows the wayI feel
[02:15.67]So they're callin' me a star I can't forgetabout that first guitar
[02:25.32]And a lady who helped meto make it big in the town of Nashville
[02:32.76]Jail so my oldersister Nell Took a job at a tavern that some folks
[02:40.34]Bought me a second handed guitar from theNashville
[02:46.30]Goodwill Heaven would smile and bellswould ring
[02:51.93]When I touched those shiny strings
[02:55.74]AndI was the richest poor boy in the town ofNashville
