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First Annual Farewell Reunion - Georgia Pineywoods Lyrics



First Annual Farewell Reunion - Georgia Pineywoods Lyrics




Miss those Georgia Pineywoods
Wonder if they miss me
Lonesome for those Pineywoods
Ancient home of the Cree, and the Cherokee, and me

I was born in the Georgia Pineywoods
Fifteen miles to the grocery store
No T.V. or gold-plated shiny goods
Cracked old linoleum on the floor

Well, we had cows in the back fields grazing
Chickens a-crowing out in the pen
Life was good but it's amazing
How I couldn't see that back then

Miss those Georgia Pineywoods
Wonder if they miss me
Lonesome for those Pineywoods
Ancient home of the Cree, and the Cherokee, and me

Well, when I looked for Indian arrowheads
I was happy as Borden's cow
I've lost all my Indian arrowheads
Ain't no good to me here no how

Well, I get paid now by the hour
And lead my typical suburb life
Got credit cards and buying power
And I owe more money than Caesar's wife

Miss those Georgia Pineywoods
Wonder if they miss me
Lonesome for those Pineywoods
Ancient home of the Cree, and the Cherokee, and me
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Miss those Georgia Pineywoods
Wonder if they miss me
Lonesome for those Pineywoods
Ancient home of the Cree, and the Cherokee, and me

I was born in the Georgia Pineywoods
Fifteen miles to the grocery store
No T.V. or gold-plated shiny goods
Cracked old linoleum on the floor

Well, we had cows in the back fields grazing
Chickens a-crowing out in the pen
Life was good but it's amazing
How I couldn't see that back then

Miss those Georgia Pineywoods
Wonder if they miss me
Lonesome for those Pineywoods
Ancient home of the Cree, and the Cherokee, and me

Well, when I looked for Indian arrowheads
I was happy as Borden's cow
I've lost all my Indian arrowheads
Ain't no good to me here no how

Well, I get paid now by the hour
And lead my typical suburb life
Got credit cards and buying power
And I owe more money than Caesar's wife

Miss those Georgia Pineywoods
Wonder if they miss me
Lonesome for those Pineywoods
Ancient home of the Cree, and the Cherokee, and me
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Writer: Boudleaux Bryant, Felice Bryant
Copyright: Lyrics © HOUSE OF BRYANT PUBLICATIONS, O/B/O DistroKid




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