New Home
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New Home
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I’m buildin’ a new home ‘cross the county line
Up on a high hill where the view’s so fine
Down in the lowlands water taste like turpentine
I’m goin’ up the country where it taste liked cherry wine
I made a piece of money, but I won’t say how
Bought my own forty acres
My own mule an’ breakin’ plough
Bought my own forty acres
Don’t have to scrape an’ bow
I’m buildin’ a new home
I heard a voice talkin’ like a radio in my head
I’m about to tell you just what it said:
I’ll put your feet on solid ground, by an’ by
When the river gets to risin’ you’ll be high an’ dry
I’m buildin’ a new home ‘cross the county line
Up on a high hill where the view’s so fine
Up on a high hill, leave this ol’ shack behind
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Eric Bibb performs "New Home", and this lyric page sits inside the Eric Bibb catalog on LyroVerse.
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