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Artist: Don Gibson
Canonical path: /don-gibson/lonesome-valley
Related lyric paths: 6
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Lonesome Valley
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Lonesome Valley
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Well you've gotta walk that lonesome valley you gotta go there by yourself
There's no one here who go there for you you gotta go there by yourself
Well now some folks say John was the baptist others say he was the Jew
Oh but the Holy Bible tells us that he was the preacher too
Now you've gotta walk...
[ guitar ]
Well if you cannot sing like angel if you cannot reach Thy call
You can tell the world about Jesus you can tell he died for all
Now you've gotta walk...
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