Let Her Go God Bless Her
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Let Her Go God Bless Her
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I IV
Let her go, let her go, God bless her
I V
She's mine everywhere she may be
I IV
She may ramble this wide world all over
I V I
But she'll never find a friend like me
I went to church last Sunday
I saw my old love there
And I knew her mind was a'changin'
From the way that she done up her hair
chorus
I'm going to the races
To see my pony run
And if I win any green back
We're surely gonna have some fun
chorus
Sometimes I live in the country
Sometimes I live up town
But sometimes I take a great notion
To jump in the river and drown
chorus
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