Loretta Lynn

Van Lear Rose

Loretta Lynn

Composição de (Loretta Lynn/Patsy Lynn Russell)
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[INTRO: ]
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VERSE 1: 
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One of my fondest memories 
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Was sittin' on my daddy's knee 
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Listenin' to the stories that he told 
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He'd pull out that old photograph 
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Like a treasured memory from the past, and say 
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"Child, this here's the Van Lear Rose" 
 
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VERSE 2: 
 
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Oh, how it would bring a smile 
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When he talked about her big, blue eyes 
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And how her beauty ran down to her soul 
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She'd walk across the coal miner's yard 
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Them miners would yell loud and hard 
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And they'd dream of who would hold the Van Lear Rose 
      

[Refrão]
C She was the belle of Johnson county G Ohio river to Big Sandy D G A beauty to behold like a diamond in the coal C All the miners they would gather 'round G And talk about the man that came to town D G Right under their nose, stole the heart of the Van Lear Rose VERSE 3: G Now, the Van Lear Rose could of had her pick C And all the fellers figured rich G Until this poor boy caught her eye G His buddies would all laugh and say, C "You're dreamin' boy,she'll never look your way G D G You'll never, ever hold the Van Lear Rose" CHORUS BRIDGE: G Then one night in mid-July C Underneath that old blue Kentucky sky G Well, that poor boy won that beauty's heart Then my daddy would look at my mommy and smile C As he brushed the hair back from my eyes and he'd say, G D G "Your mama, she's the Van Lear Rose" CHORUS D G Right under their nose, stole the heart of the Van Lear Rose

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