A [Verse 1]A I was just 23 when Lorene married meD A A good woman's greatest mistake She was carrying my child but I was too young and wildB E For the burdens that marriage creates [Verse 2]A So just like a coward I looked for a way outD A I went where the Slank River flowsD A I left her a note inside of my coatE A And quickly walked off down the road [Verse 3]A Lorene stood and shivered while they dragged the riverD A For the body that was not to be found I watched from a hill while they had my funeralB B7 E From there I could hear every sound [Verse 4]A There were friends and relationsD A And they all kept saying what shame it was I chose to dieD A But the thing that still haunts me and tears at my conscienceE A Is the sound Lorene made when she cried [Chorus]D A Black velvet lace covered her faceE But her grieving was too strong to hideA Yes, the thing that still haunts me and tears at my conscienceE A Bb Is the sound Lorene made when she cried [Verse 5]Bb After two years of hiding with my shame locked inside meEb Bb My conscience led me back home To a small country graveyard where a plain wooden markerC F Had Lorene's name carved next to my own [Verse 6]Bb Now I stand and shiver at the banks of the riverEb Bb Lorene seems to beckon to meEb Bb Death like an old friend whispers come on inF Bb And I'll put your conscience to sleep [Chorus]Eb Bb Black velvet lace covered her faceF But her grieving was too strong to hideBb Yes, the thing that still haunts me and tears at my conscienceF Bb Is the sound Lorene made when she cried [Outro]Bb As I go under the last I rememberF Bb Eb Bb F Bb Is the sound Lorene made when she cried
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