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America ~ Another Try


Hey, daddy just lost his pay What did he do it for It never made it through our door He drank the whole week away And what can a family say There must be a better way Now mama don't start to cry Let's give him another try Pick up the telephone Tell him you want him home To sit and watch the evenings pass And readin' the leaves of grass I'm caught in a closing door It's pinning me to the floor Now mama don't start to cry Let's give him another try I'm caught in a closing door It's pinning me to the floor Now mama don't start to cry Let's give him another try When we're old and gray And the things we say are the things we really mean So why cause a scene When things ain't what they seem 'cause the end result's the same Now what can a family say There must be a better way Now mama don't start to cry Let's give him another try more free lyrics

Hey, daddy just lost his pay
What did he do it for
It never made it through our door
He drank the whole week away
And what can a family say
There must be a better way
Now mama don't start to cry
Let's give him another try

Pick up the telephone
Tell him you want him home
To sit and watch the evenings pass
And readin' the leaves of grass

I'm caught in a closing door
It's pinning me to the floor
Now mama don't start to cry
Let's give him another try

I'm caught in a closing door
It's pinning me to the floor
Now mama don't start to cry
Let's give him another try

When we're old and gray
And the things we say are the things we really mean
So why cause a scene
When things ain't what they seem
'cause the end result's the same
Now what can a family say
There must be a better way
Now mama don't start to cry
Let's give him another try

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