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oak tree Sayin' God you know I'm a mess And that girl would be the best gift you could ever give me Now he fixes cars, sings & picks a guitar Does
that trendy crap|I love a flat wood ol' front porch made of an old oak tree|And that's how I'll always be||I'll always be a fan of ol' stray dogs
a giant of a man that the miners knew well Grabbed the saggin' timber and gave out with a groan And like a giant oak tree, just stood there alone, Big John
marks on the oak tree are now petrified At night when the moon shines so far away It gets mighty lonesome looking down on their graves There lies Billy
You will notice me I'll be leaving my mark like initals carved in an old oak tree You wait and see Maybe I'll write like Twain wrote Maybe I'll paint
the life for... You little maggot Have you never seen the moon Gliding 'cross the western sky A dead oak tree by the waterside Putrid vapors rising That
it's a good start Pull out a chainsaw to the oak tree Where our car bear a name Took her back home to our parking spot Upon lover's lane I've been
walked a giant of a man that the minors knew well. Grabbed a sagging timber and gave out with a groan, and like a giant oak tree he just stood there alone,
rounds the bend I'm gone with the wind,Yaw All Come Back Again! I'm hanging moss from a live oak tree Good old Southern fried chicken and the cypress limb.
cuttin everything but The price my nigga She said I'm up here where the clouds be Smokin' weed got me higher than an oak tree Number one rule, smoke you
a good start Pull out a chainsaw to the oak tree Where our car bear a name Took her back home to our parking spot Upon lover's lane I've been leaving
moss hangin' From a big oak tree Down the Mississippi, down in New Orleans I said, a hey hey hey yeah I said, hey hey hey yeah I said, a hey hey hey
She's not you but she loves me and I know she'll stay with me And I'm learning to love her with time Well over there that old oak tree where You gave
and I'll decline King meets queen, then the puppy love thing Together dream Bout that crib with the Goodyear swing On the oak tree I hope we feel like this
sweetly It's good to touch the green, green grass of home The old house is still standing tho' the paint is cracked and dry And there's that old oak
but the boy just turned wrong Now I can still see the flowers down by that old oak tree And it looks like there's room beside him just enough room for
a giant oak tree he just stood there alone, big John (Big John, big John) big bad John (big John) And with all of his strength he gave a mighty shove
breezes And stronger than the wild oak tree That's how I will hold you, oh, darling, endlessly Oh, my love, you are my heaven You are my kingdom, you
Moody River more deadly than the vainest knife Moody River your muddy water took my baby's life Last Saturday evening I came to the old oak tree
on the church with the steeple Down by the village green. 'Twas there I met a girl called daisy And kissed her by the old oak tree. Although I loved my daisy,
be Down in some lonesome valley Hangin' from a white oak tree Hang down your head, Tom Dula Hang down your head and cry Hang down your head, Tom
Whiskey bottles, and brand new cars Oak tree you're in my way There's too much coke and too much smoke Look what's going on inside you Ooooh that
know I can't be free My heart will yearn till I return Missouri's callin' me In memory I still can see that oak tree on the lawn And hear again
the hell, it's a good start Pull out a chainsaw to the oak tree Where our car bear a name Took her back home to your parking spot Upon lover's lane
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