Carsmile Smith he`s the Old One
Dontcha you know that he`s the Good One
Dontcha, dontcha
Bessy stood by the side of the grave
Like a woman of love would do
She hung her hands into a knot of grief
For a man she never knew

[Repeat 1st verse twice]
Repeat 2nd verse]
Dontcha, dontcha
Dontcha, dontcha


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    This song is so awesome. About the death of Carsmile Smith. As weird as this sounds I think it could be Marc singing about his death.
    TrebleStarduston October 20, 2006   Link

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