Hickory Wind

The Byrds

Composición de: Gram Parsons / Bob Buchanan
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[Verse 1]

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In South Carolina   there are many tall pines
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I remember the oak tree   that we used to climb
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But now when I'm lonesome,  I always pretend
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That I'm getting the feel   of hickory wind

[Verse 2]

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I started out younger   at most everything
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All the riches and pleasures,   what else could life bring?
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But it makes me feel better    each time it begins
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Callin' me home,   hickory wind

[Interlude]

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[Verse 3]

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It's hard to find out   that trouble is real
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In a far away city,   with a far away feel
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But it makes me feel better    each time it begins
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Callin' me home,   hickory wind
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[Coda]

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Keeps callin' me home,    hickory wind
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