Woodbine Valley
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Woodbine Valley
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I'm on that long long road to Woodbine Valley where a broken heart can go
I've heard a heart can heal there in that valley where the warm breezes blow
Soft rivers flow
No tears will ever fall the skies are sunny trouble and sorrow far behind
And no one cares at all or seems to worry about that once upon a time
When love was kind
Sometimes in our lives it's good to know
That there's a place to go and hide those tears
They tell the story of a lost and broken love
And golden dreams of life that disappear
Each one of us can go to Woodbine Valley where ever true love goes astray
Your dreams will start to grow releasing old mem'ries
Lonely hearts will learn there is a day love comes to stay
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Sonny James performs "Woodbine Valley", and this lyric page sits inside the Sonny James catalog on LyroVerse.
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