Rod Stewart - Country Comforts [BBC Radio 1 Performance/1970] [#] Lyrics
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Country Comforts [BBC Radio 1 Performance/1970] [#]
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What Are The Lyrics For Country Comforts [BBC Radio 1 Performance/1970] [#] By Rod Stewart?
Soon the pines will be falling everywhere
Village children always fighting for fair share And the six-o-nine goes roarin' down the creek As Parson Lee prepares his service for next week I saw grandma yesterday down at the store Well she's really lookin' fine for eighty-four And she asked me if some time I'd fix the barn Poor old girl, she needs a man down on the farm And it's good old country comforts in my bones Just the sweetest sound my ears have ever known Just an old fashioned feeling in my bones Country comforts and the road that's going home Down at the mill they've got a new machine Foreman says it cuts manpower by fifteen Oh, but that ain't natural old man Grayson says 'Cause he's a horse-drawn man until his dying days And it's good old country comforts in my bones Just the sweetest sound my ears have ever known Just an old fashioned feeling in my bones Country comforts and the road that's going home |
Who Wrote Country Comforts [BBC Radio 1 Performance/1970] [#] By Rod Stewart?
Bernie Taupin, Elton John
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What's The Duration Of The Country Comforts [BBC Radio 1 Performance/1970] [#] By Rod Stewart?The duration of Country Comforts [BBC Radio 1 Performance/1970] [#] is 6:03 minutes and seconds. |
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