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Words and Music by
JOHN R. CASH
Words and Music by
CARL PERKINS
Words and Music by
JOHNNY R. CASH
Words and Music by
JOHN D. LOUDERMILK
Words and Music by
JACK CLEMENT
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4. Very soon she was a star, pretty house and shiny cars,
Swimming pool and a fence around, but she missed her old home town.
(But she missed her old home town.)
All the world was at her door,
All except the boy next door who worked at the candy store.
Dream on, dream on, teenage queen, saddest girl weve ever seen.
5. Then one day the teenage star sold her house and all her cars.
Gave up all her wealth and fame, left it all and caught a train.
(Left it all and caught a train.)
Do I have to tell you more?
She came back to the boy next door who worked at the candy store.
Now this story has some more. Youll hear it at the candy store.
Words and Music by
PETER LA FARGE
Additional Lyrics
3. Well, they battled up Iwo Jima Hill, two hundred and fifty men,
But only twenty-seven lived to walk back down again.
When the fight was over and Old Glory raised,
Among the men who held it high was the Indian Ira Hayes.
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4. Ira Hayes returned a hero, celebrated thru the land;
He was wined and speeched and honored, everybody shook his hand.
But he was just a Pima Indian, no water, no home, no chance;
At home nobody cared what Ira done, and when do the Indians dance?
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5. Then Ira started drinkin hard; jail was often his home.
They let him raise the flag and lower it, like youd throw a dog a bone.
He died drunk early one morning, alone in the land hed fought to save;
Two inches of water in a lonely ditch was a grave for Ira Hayes.
Chorus
Words and Music by
JOHN R. CASH
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2. I met her accidentally in St. Paul, Minnesota,
And it tore me up every time I heard her drawl, Southern drawl.
Then I heard my dream was back downstream, cavortin in Davenport,
And I followed you, big river, when you called.
3. Then you took me to St. Louis later on down the river.
A freighter said shes been here, but shes gone, boy, shes gone.
I found her trail in Memphis, but she just walked up the block.
She raised a few eyebrows and then she went on down alone.
4. Now, wont you batter down by Baton Rouge; River Queen, roll it on.
Take that woman on down to New Orleans, New Orleans.
Go on, Ive had enough; dump my blues down in the gulf.
She loves you, big river, more than me.
Words and Music by
JOHNNY R. CASH
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