Coal Miner's Daughter (Live On The Ed Sullivan Show, May 30, 1971)-Loretta Lynn

[ti:] [ar:] [al:] [by:时间戳工具V2.0_20200810] [offset:0] [00:08.03]Well I was born a coal miner's daughter [00:15.36]In a cabin on a hill in Butcher Holler [00:22.44]We were poor but we had love [00:25.98]That's the one thing [00:27.15]That daddy made sure of [00:29.76]He shoveled coal to make [00:32.43]A poor man's dollar [00:36.63]My daddy worked all night [00:39.36]In the Van Lear coal mine [00:44.13]All day long in the field a hoin' corn [00:50.61]Mommy rocked the babies at night [00:54.00]And read the Bible by the coal oil light [00:57.51]And ever'thing would start [00:59.46]All over come break of morn' [01:04.76]Daddy loved and raised eight kids [01:07.47]On a miner's pay [01:11.85]Mommy scrubbed our clothes [01:13.71]On a washboard ever' day [01:18.63]Why I've seen her fingers bleed [01:22.41]To complain there was no need [01:25.83]She'd smile in Mommy's [01:28.14]Understanding way [01:32.94]In the summertime [01:34.95]We didn't have shoes to wear [01:39.81]But in the wintertime [01:41.85]We'd all get a brand new pair [01:46.92]From a mail order catalog [01:50.40]Money made from sellin' a hog [01:53.97]Daddy always managed to [01:56.16]Get the money somewhere [02:00.33]Yeah I'm proud to be [02:02.49]A coal miner's daughter [02:07.89]I remember well the well [02:10.94]Where I drew water [02:15.00]The work we done was hard [02:18.42]At night we'd sleep 'cause [02:19.89]We were tired [02:21.90]I never thought of ever leaving [02:25.50]Butcher Holler [02:29.07]Well alot of things have changed [02:31.50]Since way back then [02:36.51]And it's so good to be back home again [02:42.81]Not much left but the floor [02:46.77]Nothing lives here anymore [02:50.34]Except the mem'ries of [02:51.72]A coal miner's daughter