INTRO: DC D When I was a curly headed babyC D My Daddy set me down on his kneeC D He said, "Son go to school and get your lettersAm D Don't you be a dirty coal miner like me" CHORUS:C D I was born and raised in the mouth of the Hazard HollowC D The coal cars rumbled past my doorC D Now they stand in a rusty row all emptyAm D 'Cause the L & N --- don't stop here anymoreC D Well, I used to think my daddy was a black manC D With script enough to buy the company storeC D Now he goes to town with empty pocketsAm D And his face is white as a February snowCHORUS:C D I was born and raised at the mouth of the Hazard HollowC D The coal cars rumbled past my doorC D Now they stand in a rusty row all emptyAm D 'Cause the L & N --- don't stop here anymoreINSTRUMENTAL: D C D C D C D Am DC D Well, I never thought I'd learn to love the coal dustC D Never thought I'd pray to hear that whistle roarC D Lord god, I wish the grass would turn to moneyAm D And those greenbacks fill my pockets up once more CHORUS:C D Yeah, I was born and raised at the mouth of the Hazard HollowC D The coal cars roared and rumbled past my doorC D Now they stand in a rusty row all emptyAm D 'Cause the L & N --- don't stop here anymoreC D Last night I dreamed I went down to the coal yardC D To draw my pay like I had done beforeC D Them Kudzu vines were covering all the windowsAm D There were leaves and grass growing right up through the floor CHORUS:C D I was born and raised in the mouth of the Hazard HollowC D The coal cars roared and rumbled past my doorC D Now they stand in a rusty row all empty Am N.C. D 'Cause the L & N --- don't stop here anymore
The L And N Dont Stop Here Anymore
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