Lyrics of Girl from west virginia
Doyle Lawson And Quicksilver
She told me that her name was jenny
She lived in a cabin on the hill
In a coal mining town in west virginia
I love jenny and i guess i always will
I thought i would always want to ramble
I thought i would never settle down
Well i meet her in the hills of west virginia
In the heart of a coal mining town
I like the sound of the coal trucks
Back in the hills a hauling coal
With the beautiful mountains all around me
West virginia you have won my heart and soul
I thought i would always want to ramble
I thought i would never settle down
Well, i meet her in the hills of west virginia
In the heart of a coal mining town
I thought i would always want to ramble
I thought i would never settle down
Well i meet her in the hills of west virginia
In the heart of a coal mining town
In the heart of a coal mining town
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