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I Haven't Seen Mary in Years

by Mel Tillis

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While walking one day in the country I saw a gathering crowd And as my footsteps threw me closer I smell a sweet fragrance of flowers That looked like a family reunion and my eyes not counted the tears And the no man said by the graveside I haven't seen Mary in years Hold my hand and leave me leave me away from here I just brought these flowers for Mary I haven't seen Mary in years When Mary and I were first married we had such plans for our child But for no reason I started rambling and like the four winds I just ran wild If I could just live my life over I would bring Mary such cheers Now she's gone where she'll never need me I haven't seen Mary in years Hold my hand and leave me Then the old man left the graveyard and I walked along by his side I called out his name but through all his shame his son he did not rocognize Hold my hand and leave me leave me away from here How could I know it was mama I haven't seen mama in years

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