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Lonesome Road Lyrics by Crooked Still

Hop High

2004

[Chorus]
Look up, look down that lonesome road
Hang your head and cry, cry
Hang your head and cry
[Verse 2]
The true best friends must part you, love
So why not you and I, my love
Why not you and I
[Verse 3]
The longest train I ever saw
Was on that Georgia line
Was on that Georgia line
[Verse 4]
The only one I've ever loved
Was on that train and she's gone
Was on that train and she's gone
[Verse 5]
The darkest night I ever saw
Was the night I left my home, good Lord
The night I left my home
[Chorus]
Look up, look down that lonesome road
Hang your head and cry
Hang your head and cry
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Crooked Still

Crooked Still

About “Lonesome Road” by Crooked Still

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"Lonesome Road" is credited to Crooked Still. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Lonesome Road" appears on "Hop High" in 2004.

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