let 'em roll, Lord,
let 'em roll.
let all these hard times roll on by.
let 'em roll, Lord,
let 'em roll.
i ain't gonna' sit 'n wonder why,
Lord. let 'em roll.
i ain't gonna' lay down 'n die.
Lord,
let 'em roll.
take away all the binds that tie.
let 'em roll, Lord,
let 'em roll.
i know the good times are nigh.
let 'em roll, Lord,
let 'em roll.
all i'm gonna' do is sigh
and tell these hard times good-bye.
so let 'em roll, Lord,
let 'em roll.
now i ain't a religious man,
but sometimes ya' gotta' take a stand.
so when that fans been hit
by all this Livin' shit
don't let it bother ya' a bit.
just find ya' a shovel
and dig a hole,
sing out loud
'Lord, let 'em roll.
let 'em roll."
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Reviewed by krissy
Reviewed on November 1, 2002
hi kiddo,
would love to play this one on guitar...got a jazzy country sound that would go well.
just got back from england.
miss my bud!!
hugs always
irish
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would love to play this one on guitar...got a jazzy country sound that would go well.
just got back from england.
miss my bud!!
hugs always
irish
Hugs,
Betty