My Old Man by John Denver
My Old Man by John Denver

My Old Man

John Denver * Track #12 On Rhymes & Reasons

My Old Man Lyrics

My old man had a rounder's soul
He'd hear an old freight train
Then he'd have to go

Said he'd been blessed with a gypsy bone
That's the reason I guessed
He'd been cursed to roam

Came into town back before the war
Didn't even know what it was
He was looking for

Carried a tattered bag for his violin
It was full of lots of songs
The places that he'd been

He talked real easy had a smiling way
To pass along to you
When his fiddle played

Making people drop their cares and woes
To hum out loud those tunes
That his fiddle bowed

Till the people there began to join that sound
Everyone in town was laughing
Singing, dancing round

Like the fiddler's tune was all they heard that night
As if some dream said
"All the world is right"

His fiddler's eye caught one beauty there
She had that rollin' flowin'
Golden kind of hair

He played for her as if she danced alone
Played his favorite songs
Ones he called his own

He played until she was the last to go
He stopped and packed his case
Said he'd take her home

All the nights that passed a child was born
All the years that passed
That love would keep them warm

All their lives they'd share a dream come true
All because she danced
While his fiddle tuned

My old man he had a rounder's soul
He'd hear an old freight train
Then he'd have to go

All that I recall he said when I was so young
No one else could really
Sing those songs he sung

My Old Man Q&A

Who wrote My Old Man's ?

My Old Man was written by Jerry Jeff Walker.

Who produced My Old Man's ?

My Old Man was produced by Milton Okun.

When did John Denver release My Old Man?

John Denver released My Old Man on Tue Oct 14 1969.

Your Gateway to High-Quality MP3, FLAC and Lyrics
DownloadMP3FLAC.com