paroles de chanson Trip To Hyden - Tom T. Hall
Tossed
and
turned
the
night
before
in
some
old
motel
Subconsciously
recallin'
some
old
sinful
thing
I'd
done
My
buddy
drove
the
car
and
those
big
coal
trucks
shook
us
up
As
we
drove
on
into
hyden
in
the
early
morning
sun
Past
the
hound
dogs
and
some
domineckered
chickens
Temporary-lookin'
houses
with
their
lean
and
bashful
kids
Every
hundred
yards
a
sign
proclaimed
that
christ
was
coming
soon
And
I
thought,
"well,
man,
he'd
sure
be
disappointed
if
he
did."
On
the
way
we
talked
about
the
40
miners
Of
the
39
who
died
and
one
who
lived
to
tell
the
tale
We
stopped
for
beans
and
cornbread
at
the
ed
& lois
cafe
Then
went
to
see
the
sherrif
at
the
leslie
county
jail
They
took
us
to
the
scene
of
that
disaster
I
was
so
surprised
to
not
find
any
sign
of
death
at
all
Just
another
country
hillside
with
some
mudholes
and
some
junk
The
mines
were
deadly
silent
like
a
rathole
in
the
wall
"It
was
just
like
being
right
inside
of
a
shotgun."
The
old
man
coughed
and
lit
a
cigarette
that
he
had
rolled
Back
in
town
I
bought
a
heavy
jacket
from
a
store
It
was
sunny
down
in
hyden
but
somehow
the
town
was
cold
The
old
man
introduced
the
undertaker
Who
seemed
refreshed
despite
the
kind
of
work
I
knew
he
did
We
talked
about
the
pretty
lady
from
the
grand
ole
opry
An'
we
talked
about
the
money
she
was
raisin'
for
the
kids
Well,
I
guess
the
old
man
thought
we
were
reporters
He
kept
reminding
me
of
how
his
simple
name
was
spelled
Some
lady
said,
"they
worth
more
money
now
than
when
they's
a-livin'.
"
And
I'll
leave
it
there
'cause
I
suppose
she
told
it
pretty
well
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Album
In Search Of A Song
1 The Year That Clayton Delaney Died
2 Who's Gonna Feed Them Hogs
3 Trip To Hyden
4 Tulsa Telephone Book
5 It Sure Can Get Cold In Des Moines
6 The Little Lady Preacher
7 L.A. Blues
8 Kentucky, February 27, 1971
9 A Million Miles To The City
10 Second Handed Flowers
11 Ramona's Revenge
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