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I met my gal at a country bar
(Where’d you meet that bright eyed gal?)
I met her in a country bar
And her voice rang out like a chiming bell
(her voice rang out like a chiming bell)
She comes from where the coal mines glow
(Where’s that bright eyed gal come from?)
She comes from where the coals mines glow
On the way to Wilson’s Prom
(On the way to Wilson’s Prom)
My gal was raised up in the church
(Oh tell me what that gal believes)
My gal ain’t bound by any creed
She wears her heart upon her sleeve
(She wears her heart upon her sleeve)
My gal went off to be a nurse
(Tell me what your gal became)
My gal went off to be a nurse
She learned to tend the weak and lame
(She learned to tend the weak and lame)
She left to see the whole wide world
(Tell me where that sweet gal go)
She left to see the whole wide world
She dived into the human flow
(She dived into the human flow)
She came back here in tragedy
(Oh tell me why did she return)
She came back here to tragedy
To where the flame of family burned
(To where the flame of family burned)
One night she found a country bar
(Oh tell me what that gal found there)
One night she found a country bar
She held her glass up in the air
(I saw her glass held in the air)
The rest they say is history
(Tell me what has history seen)
The rest they say is history
A now we have a singing teen
(Now we have a singing teen)
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