Bruce Hornsby & the Range - The Valley Road
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lyrics
Sometimes I lead, sometimes I follow
This time I'll go where she wants me to go
She said, "Maybe today, maybe tomorrow
Go deep in the woods, down the low valley road"
While no one was looking on the old plantation
He took her all the way down the long valley road
They sent her away not too much later
Left him walking down the old valley road
Walk on, walk on, walk on alone
Walk on, walk on, walk on all alone
Out in the hall they were talking in a whisper
Everybody noticed she was gone awhile
Somebody said, she's gone to her sister's
Everybody knew what they were talking about
While no one was looking on the old plantation
He showed her what they do down the long valley road
She came back around like nothing really happened
Left him standing on the old valley road
Walk on, walk on, walk on alone
Walk on, walk on, walk on, walk on
The old valley road
Standing like a stone on the old plantation
The rich old man would've never let him in
Good enough to hire, not good enough to marry
When it all happens, nobody wins
Walk on, walk on, walk on alone
Walk on, walk on, walk on, walk on all alone
This time I'll go where she wants me to go
She said, "Maybe today, maybe tomorrow
Go deep in the woods, down the low valley road"
While no one was looking on the old plantation
He took her all the way down the long valley road
They sent her away not too much later
Left him walking down the old valley road
Walk on, walk on, walk on alone
Walk on, walk on, walk on all alone
Out in the hall they were talking in a whisper
Everybody noticed she was gone awhile
Somebody said, she's gone to her sister's
Everybody knew what they were talking about
While no one was looking on the old plantation
He showed her what they do down the long valley road
She came back around like nothing really happened
Left him standing on the old valley road
Walk on, walk on, walk on alone
Walk on, walk on, walk on, walk on
The old valley road
Standing like a stone on the old plantation
The rich old man would've never let him in
Good enough to hire, not good enough to marry
When it all happens, nobody wins
Walk on, walk on, walk on alone
Walk on, walk on, walk on, walk on all alone
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