LOVE AND WEALTH
Ira & Charlie Louvin)

Darling, I'm all alone in a little mountain home.
It's lonely cold and loveless now inside,
For your childish vows of love lasted only one short year,
Then you went away to be another's bride.

cho; You will never know the pain that I felt when you left.
Should you ever wed again, let me wish you love and wealth.

Now that same old whippoorwill breaks the silence on the hill,
As I stand and gaze upon that faded wall,
Where your picture used to hang in a little golden frame,
And the image of your smile I still recall.

c Acuff-Rose, BMI
Sung by Here Today on "Songs of the Louvin Brothers 1997
filename[ LUVWLTH
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Feb07
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