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I'M ON MY WAY SOMEWHERE

When Louisville was eight more miles away, my old heart sung a song.
Well, I thought I'd hug kiss my gal before so very long.
But when I got to Louisville, I found she wasn't true.
So I'll tell you all about it now. That's why I feel so blue.

CHO: When I got to Louisville, my gal she wasn't there.
They said she'd gone with someone else. It was more than I could bear.
So I'm heading out of this old town, where to, I don't much care.
Louisville is eight miles back and I'm on my way somewhere.

I always dreamed of some sweet day when she could be my wife
And we would settle down somewhere and lead a happy life.
But now I know just how things are and how they'd always be,
So I know now Louisville just ain't the place for me.

Right now I'm traveling down this road to get her off my mind.
The thing I want to do is leave old Louisville behind.
Who knows? I may find happiness and one who fills the bill,
A girl that's true and not like her that lives in Louisville.

[Grandpa Jones recorded this, and it's obviously a follow-up to his more famous song, "Eight More Miles to Louisville," which has been discussed here and here. Both songs were reissued on the album "The Grandpa Jones Story," CMH LP #9007, 1976.]