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One by Erin Hay, one by Stan Cox and one by Casey Dilworth


MIDNIGHT AT THE OLD SOLDIERS' HOME
Recorded by: Erin Hay
Writers: Lonnie Ratliff & Erin Hay

He woke up in a cold sweat
Now he can't go back to sleep
It's that nightmare from Normandy
When they stormed the beach
In the middle of the night
That mem'ry's bright as day
The cross that he still bears
The debt that he can't pay.

He was known as Sergeant Luther Tibbs
In June of Forty-Four
And he's still haunted by the ones
Who fell on that shore
For some, the battle's over
But for Luther, it lives on
In a rockin' chair at midnight
At the Old Soldiers' Home.

Chorus
It's midnight at the Old Soldiers' Home
He's sittin there in his rockin' chair
Rockin' all alone
And chances are he'll still be there at dawn
It's Midnight at the Old Soldiers' Home.

Some ladies came to visit
From the Southern Baptist Church
One gave Luther Butterscotch
One read a bible verse
In the seasons of his life
Luther's late into the fall
He's known love and he's known friends
And he's outlived them all.

Chorus

TAG: Spoken:

He woke up in a cold sweat
Now - he - can't - go - back to sleep.
(Drum beats fade away)