Unwed Fathers
John Prine
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august1986
[Versetto]G C GIn an Appalachian, Greyhound stationCIn an Appalachian, Greyhound stationG DShe sits there waiting, in a familyGwayShe sits there waiting, in a family wayC G'Goodbye brother, Tell Mom I loveCher''Goodbye brother, Tell Mom I love her'G D'Tell all the others, I'll writeGsomeday''Tell all the others, I'll write someday'[Ritornello]G CFrom an teenage lover, to an unwedGmotherFrom an teenage lover, to an unwed motherDkept undercovers, like some bad dreamkept undercovers, like some bad dreamG CWhile unwed fathers, they can't beG CbotheredWhile unwed fathers, they can't be botheredG DThey run like water, through aGmountain streamThey run like water, through a mountain stream[Versetto]G CIn a cold and grey town, a nurseG Csay's 'Lay down'In a cold and grey town, a nurse say's 'Lay down'G D'This ain't no playground, and thisGain't home''This ain't no playground, and this ain't home'CSomeones children, out havingG CchildrenSomeones children, out having childrenG D Gin a grey stone building, all al-one[Ritornello]G CFrom an teenage lover, to an unwedGmotherFrom an teenage lover, to an unwed motherDkept undercovers, like some bad dreamkept undercovers, like some bad dreamG CWhile unwed fathers, they can't beG CbotheredWhile unwed fathers, they can't be botheredG DThey run like water, through aGmountain streamThey run like water, through a mountain stream[Versetto]G CIn a cold and grey town, a nurseG Csay's 'Lay down'In a cold and grey town, a nurse say's 'Lay down'G D'This ain't no playground, and thisGain't home''This ain't no playground, and this ain't home'CSomeones children, out havingG CchildrenSomeones children, out having childrenG D Gin a grey stone building, all al-one[Ritornello]G CSome where else bound, SmokeyG CMountain GreyhoundSome where else bound, Smokey Mountain GreyhoundG DShe bows her head down, hummingGlullabysShe bows her head down, humming lullabysC'Your daddy never, meant to hurt youG Cever''Your daddy never, meant to hurt you ever'G D'he just don't live here, but you'veGgot his eyes''he just don't live here, but you've got his eyes'