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Coalminer's
I was born a coalminer's daughter
in a on a hill in Butcher Holler
we were poor but we had
that's the one thing that daddy sure of
he shoveled coal to make a poor mans
my worked all night on in the Van Lear coalmine
all day in the field a'howing corn
mommy the babes at night
and read the bible by the coal oil
and everything would all over come break of morn'
daddy loved and raised us on a miners pay
and mommy our clothes on a washboard every day
well I'd seen her bleed
to complain was no need
she'd smile in understanding way
In the summertime we have shoes to wear
but in the wintertime we'd all got a new pair
from a mail order catalog, money from sellin' a hog
daddy always managed to get the somewhere
Yeah I'm proud to be a coalminer's
I remember the well where I drew water
the work we've was hard
at night we'd sleep 'cause we tired
I never of ever leavein' Butcher Holler
a lot of things have changed since way back then
and it's so good to be back again
not much left but the floor, lives here any more
the memories of a coalminer's daughter