Slow Rollin' Low
Read Slow Rollin' Low lyrics by Waylon Jennings/Willie Nelson on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Slow Rollin' Low
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I got a slow rollin' low
Ain't a mother would want me
Done got me so down bent out of round
Don't know my head from my toes
Ain't a hand here to hold
Ain't a shoulder to cry on
Ain't a lesson to learn or a corner to turn
Twixt the dyin' and me
Lord, I wanted to be
Something You could depend on
Lawdy, Lawd, woe is me
Ain't a body would care
I got a slow rollin' low
Forgot the words to my song
Ain't that just like a fool to want a ride
On them trains when the train is all gone
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Waylon Jennings/Willie Nelson performs "Slow Rollin' Low", and this lyric page sits inside the Waylon Jennings/Willie Nelson catalog on LyroVerse.
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