Down South Country Bar Lyrics

There's a town down south that's calling me

And a fiddle girl I know

And a bar where beer is cheap

And where people love to go

She's been around for many years

And the signs are there to see

In the fading light she hides the scares

Of a life spent living free

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She pulls them in both day and night

And the people come afar

To hear her sounds, and to see her

Playing in the bar.

She plays her fiddle fast and loud

As she's done for many a year

The same old songs each time around

That's what they've come to hear

They say she's played with the best

But no one seems for sure

Her long blond hair now fading

They're still coming back for more

I once spent sometime with her

Though many years ago

Well we've moved on the memories thin

With different ways to go

No one seems to know her well

She just appears each day

Making life the way she wants

Enough to pay her way

They say she'll finish in the fall

And pack her bags and go

A mystery woman in our time

Someone you'll never know.