The Lonesome Road
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The Lonesome Road
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look down, look down
that lonesome road
before you travel on
look up, look up
and see you maker
for Gabriel blows his horn
I get weary toting such a load
traveling down that lonesome road
look down, look down
that lonesome road
before you travel on
look down, look down
that lonesome road
before you travel on
look up, look up
and see you maker
for Gabriel blows his horn
I get weary toting such a load
traveling down that lonesome road
look down, look down
that lonesome road
before you travel on
look down, look down
that lonesome road
before you travel on
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Sam Cooke performs "The Lonesome Road", and this lyric page sits inside the Sam Cooke catalog on LyroVerse.
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