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My Hillbilly Mountain Home

Old tin roof and a leaning chimney
Creek out back where we would swim
We'd draw water from that old well
My mind goes back there again

Woodstove fire that kept us all warm
Wood stacked just outside the back door
Daddy's been out working in the field
Me and little sister doing our chores

My hillbilly mountain home in the holler
Where the tall pines stood by the drive
Where life wasn't easy, but it was simple
love and laughter would brighten up our lives


I think of Becky Lynn, from time to time
We would walk where the blackberries grew
I kept a note she wrote, before I left
Sometimes I wish that I never moved

My hillbilly mountain home in the holler
Where the tall pines stood by the drive
Where life wasn't easy, but it was simple
love and laughter would brighten up our lives