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By Alison Krauss, Baby, dry your eyes
There's no need to cry
?Cause I'll see
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By Alison Krauss, Baby mine, don't you cry
Baby mine, Dry your eyes
REst your
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By Alison Krauss, As I went down in the river to pray
Studying about
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By Alison Krauss, How pale is the sky that brings forth the rain
As
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By Alison Krauss, I've had nothing but sorrow
Since you said we were through
There's
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By Alison Krauss, The wind is blowing down the quiet river
A shining road
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By Alison Krauss, In the spring of 1856 with the snow still on
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By Alison Krauss, Lay Down Beside Me
(duet with John Waite)
I've spent my life
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By Alison Krauss, Every time I think of you
I always catch my breath
And
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By Alison Krauss, Come all ye young fellows
That handle a gun
Beware of night
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By Alison Krauss, Way back in the mountains
Way back in the hills
There used
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By Alison Krauss, Little yellow house sitting on a hill
That is where he
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By Alison Krauss, When I recall his parting words
Must I accept his fate
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By Alison Krauss, She put him out like the burnin' end of a
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By Alison Krauss, We are not in a position to display these lyrics
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By Alison Krauss, Ain't gonna marry in the fall
Ain't gonna marry in the
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By Alison Krauss, In this world I walk alone
With no place to call
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By Alison Krauss, So you're on your own lookin' down the road that
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By Alison Krauss, I'm used to being alone.
Except for six month playings without
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By Alison Krauss, Sometimes I wonder where you're coming from
When you roll in
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By Alison Krauss, I'm soaring the sky
I can hear the birds and man
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By Alison Krauss, I left home when I was seventeen
I just grew tired
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By Alison Krauss, I've been up and down before
Sleep won't hold me any
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By Alison Krauss, I turned around, before I could run
I found you already
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By Alison Krauss, Don't expect too much from my poor old heart
You can
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By Alison Krauss, Well, it's always we ramble, this river and I
All along
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By Alison Krauss, Rain, please go away
Leave me alone, come another day
My love
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By Alison Krauss, Honey, I know you've been alone some
Why don't you phone
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By Alison Krauss, Well, the rain is a pourin' down in a fury
And
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By Alison Krauss, Instrumental
