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Trials & Troubles

Old Crow Medicine Show
2004-02-242:46 minSynced lyrics

"Trials & Troubles" is a song by Old Crow Medicine Show, released in 2004 in the Pop genre. The song is 2:46 long and contains 29 lines and 199 words.

Lyrics

0:00Down the track this morning she did stroll
0:05In an accident her foot got caught in a hole
0:11I'm going to tell you the truth
0:14Die for a touch of that cold hand
0:17I'd be crying every time the Southern makes it's run
0:22I'm going to buy them all
0:25Cigarettes and chewing Tobacco when I can
0:28Trials and troubles are heavy for me
1:06She's a ramblin gal
1:08Bound to leave her home
1:12I begged my brown skin
1:14Please don't leave me alone
1:18I'm going to make amends
1:21Bound to cry to touch her hand
1:23I'm going to ride that line
1:26Till I see that black train come
1:29I'm going to buy them all
1:31Cigarettes and chewing Tobacco when I can
1:35Trials and troubles are heavy for me
2:13Now people that Southern Pacific make her run
2:18From Chapel Hill to the state of Washington
2:24Round the bend at 40 miles
2:2720 tons of loaded frieght a comin' right
2:30Florscheim's stuck and it won't come out
2:32My good gal's dead and gone
2:36I'm going to buy them all
2:38Cigarettes and chewing Tobacco when I can
2:41Trials and troubles are heavy for me
2:46In the trials and troubles are heavy for me
Down the track this morning she did stroll
In an accident her foot got caught in a hole
I'm going to tell you the truth
Die for a touch of that cold hand
I'd be crying every time the Southern makes it's run
I'm going to buy them all
Cigarettes and chewing Tobacco when I can
Trials and troubles are heavy for me
She's a ramblin gal
Bound to leave her home
I begged my brown skin
Please don't leave me alone
I'm going to make amends
Bound to cry to touch her hand
I'm going to ride that line
Till I see that black train come
I'm going to buy them all
Cigarettes and chewing Tobacco when I can
Trials and troubles are heavy for me
Now people that Southern Pacific make her run
From Chapel Hill to the state of Washington
Round the bend at 40 miles
20 tons of loaded frieght a comin' right
Florscheim's stuck and it won't come out
My good gal's dead and gone
I'm going to buy them all
Cigarettes and chewing Tobacco when I can
Trials and troubles are heavy for me
In the trials and troubles are heavy for me

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