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Artist: Bill Monroe & His Bluegrass Boys
Canonical path: /bill-monroe-e-his-bluegrass-boys/that-lonesome-road
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That Lonesome Road
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That Lonesome Road
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Look down, look down that lonesome road
Hang down your head and cry
The best of friends must part someday
And why not you and I
I wish to God that I had died
Had died fore I was born
Before I seen your smiling face
And heard your lying tongue
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