paroles de chanson Mother Country - John Stewart
There
was
a
story
in
the
San
Francisco
chronicle
That
of
course
I
forgot
to
say
it
But
it
was
about
a
lady
who
lived
in
the
'good
old
days'
When
a
century
was
born
and
a
century
had
died
And
about
these
'good
old
days'
the
old
lady
replied
"Why
they
were
just
a
lot
of
people
doing
the
best
they
could"
"Just
a
lot
of
people
doing
the
best
they
could"
And
then
the
lady
said
that
they
did
it,
"pretty
up
and
walking
good"
Whatever
happened
to
those
faces
in
the
old
photographs
I
mean,
the
little
boys
Boys?
Hell
they
were
men
Who
stood
knee
deep
in
the
Johnstown
mud
In
the
time
of
that
terrible
flood
And
they
listened
to
the
water
That
awful
noise
And
then
they
put
away
the
dreams
that
belonged
to
little
boys
And
the
sun
is
going
down
for
Mister
Bouie
As
he's
singing
with
his
class
of
nineteen-two
Oh,
mother
country,
I
do
love
you
Oh,
mother
country,
I
do
love
you
I
knew
a
man
named
E.A.
Stuart,
spelled
S.T.U.A.R.T.
And
he
owned
some
of
the
finest
horses
that
I
think
I've
ever
seen
And
he
had
one
favorite,
a
champion,
the
old
campaigner
And
he
called
her
"Sweetheart
On
Parade"
And
she
was
easily
the
finest
horse
that
the
good
Lord
ever
made
But
old
E.A.
Stuart,
he
was
going
blind
And
he
said
"Before
I
go,
I
gotta
drive
her
one
more
time"
So
people
came
from
miles
around,
and
they
stood
around
the
ring
No
one
said
a
word
You
know,
no
one
said
a
thing
Then
here
they
come,
E.A.
Stuart
in
the
wagon
right
behind
Sitting
straight
and
proud
and
he's
driving
her
stone
blind
And
would
you
look
at
her
Oh,
she
never
looked
finer
or
went
better
than
today
It's
E.A.
Stuart,
and
the
old
Campaigner,
"Sweetheart
On
Parade"
And
the
people
cheered
Why
I
even
saw
a
grown
man
break
right
down
and
cry
And
you
know
it
was
just
a
little
while
later
That
old
E.A.
Stuart
died
And
the
sun
it
is
going
down
for
Mister
Bouie
As
he's
singing
with
his
class
of
nineteen-two
Oh
mother
country,
I
do
love
you
Oh
mother
country,
I
do
love
you
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1 Wheatfield Lady
2 Kansas Rain
3 You Can't Look Back
4 The Pirates of Stone County Road
5 The Runaway Fool of Love
6 Roll Away the Stone
7 July, You're a Woman
8 The Last Campaign Trilogy
9 Oldest Living Son
10 Little Road and a Stone to Roll
11 Kansas
12 Cody
13 California Bloodlines
14 Mother Country
15 Cops
16 Never Goin' Back (To Nashville Anymore
17 Freeway of Pleasure
18 Let the Big Horse Run
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