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Mickey Newbury
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Heaven Help The Child
Nineteen-twelve in New York Took a walk up to Park Avenue to sip some brew With my good friend, Maggie the Bohemian She was quite the woman of the world I was the envy of all the men
Heaven help the child Heaven help the child
Paris in the twenties, it can offer plenty To a young man with a vision, so they say With a friend named, Fitzgerald I was headed for the old world On a merchant steamer bound for Biscay Bay
Heaven help the child Heaven help the child
Take him back to where he has never been Nothing like a freight train, get you to a city Find more lyrics at ※ Mojim.com Pick another sad song for me, Jim Hate to leave the ol' man all alone to work the cotton But the country never seemed to bother him
Heaven help the child Heaven help the child
Take us back to where we have never been 'War is hell to live with', I said to the General As we made the battle plans out for the day This will be the last one, only God be willin' We will go back home this time to stay
So if old acquaintance be forgot And never brought to mind Let's sip a cup of kindness For my friends, today's gone by
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