I Do My Swinging At Home. An Article From Life

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I Do My Swinging At Home

Recorded by Charlie Rich

Written by Billy Sherrill

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Nobody loves a drink any more than me

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I might buy a round or two or three

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I've been known to stumble and hit the floor

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Oh but I'm never too drunk to make it to your door

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Red wine can start my head a swimming

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But I draw the line when it comes to women

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I never met a woman that could make me roam

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Cause I do my swinging at home

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She gives me more love better love sweeter love true love

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And that's where I belong

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I might do a lotta talking but soon you'll see me walking

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Cause I do my swinging at home

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She gives me more love better love sweeter love true love

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And that's where I belong

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I might do a lotta talking but soon you'll see me walking

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I do a lotta swinging a lotta love song singing

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But I do my swinging at ho-me

As Long As I'm Dreaming

recorded bY Hank Snow [3/4 time]

written by Vaughn Horton

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As long as I'm dream-ing you'll be in my arms dear

You'll never grow lonesome you'll never grow old

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I'll build you a castle at the end of the rainbow

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And as long as I'm dreaming I'll build it of gold

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A tree full of blue birds will wake you each morning

A garden of r-oses will gather the dew

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I'm hoping and pray-ing that I'll never stop dreaming

For as long as I'm dreaming I'll always have you

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As long as I'm dream-ing you'll be in my arms dear

You'll never grow lonesome you'll never grow old

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I'll build you a castle at the end of the rainbow

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And as long as I'm dreaming I'll build it of gold

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An Article From Life

Recorded by Lefty Frizzell

Written by Jim Wilson

Evening sun had just gone down

On five acres of ground I’m in Georgia

When the back door opened silently

She had made some tea and said here this is for you

Then a man selling magazines stopped

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And began talking to my wife

And before he left there well that man had sold her

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Twelve months subscriptions to Life

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On page twenty-five it said all New York was alive and really swinging

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Then page 29 it showed a picture of parties and wine with people singing

Well it wasn't long until I saved

A thousand dollar bill from the harvest

And I had planned to buy more land

But my baby hit me where it hurts the hardest

She said I’d like to see New York

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What could I say except to say that’s fine

And while she was packing my thoughts wandered back and

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That article from Life ran through my mind

Oh New York was still alive at 2 am when we arrived Sunday morning

She said we’d only stay a week

Cause in seven months our first child would be born

She knew it meant the world to me

Still the parties and the wild life changed her mind

She begged to be set free I said it just can’t be

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In anger I took my darlings life

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Read about the harvest crime turn to page 29

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I’m featured in an article from Life

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