Hills Of Alabam
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Hills Of Alabam
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Tomorrow brings another town we'll be on our way
We'll hit the road and have a song then there'll be nothing to say
For hours on end
And God won't you send me away to the hills of Alabam
I've been a long way and I've longer yet to go
And if you can't take me home hear this weary traveler's plea
Bring only songs of love to me
The nighttime finds another place with the same sad smile
And the highway shows her lonely face there's just too many miles
Too many hours to spend
God won't you send me away...
[ harmonica - steel ]
Tomorrow brings another town...
God won't you send me away...
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