Play Me Another One

There's an old lonesome song on a warm, windy night,
If we take our time, we might get it right,
Each line brings another sweet memory,
See the ones that I love smile down on me.
Play me another one, easy and slow,
Just one more dance, dear, before I go home,
About long-lost lovers and pretty little things,
oh I'd give the world just to hear you sing.
It's a hard endless life and a tired, heavy load,
Weighing down on my mind 'long a old troubled road,
That runs by rivers and mountains high,
And it keeps us together, honey, you and I.
Play me another one, easy and slow,
Just one more dance, dear, before I go home,
About long-lost lovers and pretty little things,
oh I'd give the world just to hear you sing.
It's a long wide road to another place,
And I might forget the name, but I'll remember the face.
I'm a long-gone daddy, don't you cry,
For I'll meet you one day on that by and by.
Play me another one, easy and slow,
Just one more dance, dear, before I go home,
About long-lost lovers and pretty little things,
oh I'd give the world just to hear you sing.
Play me another one, easy and slow,
Just one more dance, dear, before I go home,
About long-lost lovers and pretty little things,
oh I'd give the world just to hear you sing.