Long Lonely Road Lyrics by June Valerie
June Valerie Lyrics
Pile in the church pew rows
Gran made the best yeast rolls
Gospel stories told
'Bout the one way to save your soul
Drag out the old guitar
Gas up that old Ford car
We're gonna hit the dusty road
Four wheels can barely load
It's been a long
It's been a long, long, long, long, long, long, lonely road
Pops earned his bread in dust
But his hard-working hands fed us
Sun up till sun sank down
His body worked to the ground
Folks thought we had it made
'Cause we always kept a face
Meanwhile there's bills to pay
And the stack growing every day
It's been a long
It's been a long, long
Been a long, long, long, long, lonely road
My, my, my it's been a long
Been a long, long
Been a long, long, long, long, lonely road
Soon as I turned 18
I packed up the grass is green
New York or Tennessee
Where I am is where I'll be
God tell me 'bout your plans
And I'll find a place to land
Surely there'd be a way
To move towards a brighter day
It's been a long
It's been a long, long
Been a long, long, long, long, lonely road
My, my, my, it's been a long
Been a long, long
Been a long, long, long, long, lonely road
My, my, my, it's been a long
Been a long, long
Long, long lonely road
One person's path unpaved
Went towards the path that saved
These are the songs you sing
In the search for the grass that's green
It's been a long
Been a long, long, long, lonely road
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