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Fare Well Honey, Fare thee Well Lyrics by Libby Holman

Something to Remember Her By (2005)

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[Intro]
Fare thee well, oh honey
Mm, mm-mm
[Verse 1]
If I had listened to what mama said
I'd be at home in my mama's bed
Fare thee well, oh honey
Fare thee well
[Verse 2]
I had a man, he was long and tall
He moved his body like a cannonball
Fare thee well, oh honey
Fare thee well
[Verse 3]
One of these days, and it won't be long
He'll call my name, and I'll be gone
Fare thee well, oh honey
Fare thee well

About “Fare Well Honey, Fare thee Well” by Libby Holman

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"Fare Well Honey, Fare thee Well" appears on "Something to Remember Her By (2005)".

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