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By Marty Robbins, Hear that lonesome whippoorwill
He sounds too blue to fly
The midnight
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By Marty Robbins, I guess I never realized
How lonesome I could be
I never
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By Marty Robbins, There'll be times when I can't get away to be
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By Marty Robbins, The field is my home where I work mighty hard
I
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By Marty Robbins, I've got no use for the women a true one
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By Marty Robbins, Days you used to spend with me
You spend with someone
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By Marty Robbins, Seems that I don't think about you too much
I'm not
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By Marty Robbins, If her blue eyes don't get ya oh, I'll bet
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By Marty Robbins, If I could cry I'd ease this aching heart inside
But
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By Marty Robbins, Uh hum la da da da if I want to
I
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By Marty Robbins, Lord if there's still another mountain
Another mountain yet to climb
Lord
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By Marty Robbins, I tell myself that I musn't cry
It didn't hurt the
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By Marty Robbins, (If you see my heart today)
If you see my heart
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By Marty Robbins, (If you see my heart today)
If you see my heart
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By Marty Robbins, In The Ashes Of An Old Love Affair
In the ashes
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By Marty Robbins, In the ashes of an old love I found the
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By Marty Robbins, In the valley of the Rio Grande is a brown
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By Marty Robbins, Is there any chance
That you and I can start all
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By Marty Robbins, Is there anything left I can say to make life
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By Marty Robbins, The same old Island echoes are stealing through the trees
They
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By Marty Robbins, It finally happened like I said it would
This time our
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By Marty Robbins, Today I was lonely so I took a walk
And I
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By Marty Robbins, Faith makes me believe behind the darkest cloud
There's a brighter
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By Marty Robbins, It's a long, long ride from Phoneix to Chicago
Quite a
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By Marty Robbins, I was a poor boy, a poor girl was she
I
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By Marty Robbins, My friends tell me forget her
Never let her cross your
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By Marty Robbins, Well, I don't like this roamin' around
Travelin' alone from town
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By Marty Robbins, It's not all over when you leave
You just can't end
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By Marty Robbins, She was always there each time I needed you,
holding on
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By Marty Robbins, Things have changed a lot since first we met still