LaMay & Reese
Original Song Lyrics:

Ballad In Plain B
Comin' Home To Say Goodbye
Colin's Song
Could've Been In Kansas
Cumberland Rose
Darlin' Susie
David K
Down By The Willow Grove
Farewell My Crazy Love
Give Me That Book
Golf Incident
Hands Of An Artist
Heavenward Bound
I Can't Sing This Song
I Found An Angel In Your Eyes
I Thought Heaven Was Calling Me Home
Little Old Church
Low Bossie Low
Make Them Chickens Fly
Mama, Put Down That Picture
Marbletown
Maryville
More To You Than Meets The Heart
Name On A Stone (Anna)
The Old Man Has Gone
On A Quiet Morning In Spring
Play Me Your Song
Pray My Song To Keep
Rollin' Hills Of Mexico
Rose Of The Genesee
The Sailor's Curse
Sandy Beach
The Seeds They Sowed
Silent Lonesome Sound
Singing Just For Friends
Song For Someone
Song For Texas
Steal You Away
Stone By Stone
Telephone Blues
That Lovers' Tune
There Goes The Sparrow
These Texas Blues
We Never Did Get To See Albert Einstein
When I'm With You
Where Do The Butterflies Dance?

Additional Lyrics Added:

Darkest Hour Is Just Before Dawn
Lonesome Valley
Picked Up a Hammer
When The Fields Are White With Daisies

Marbletown • PDF
Words and Music by Joe LaMay

There’s twenty-one miles of hard road from here to Marbletown
Twenty-one miles of hard won’t keep this poor boy down
It could be a hundred and I would still be found
Ridin’ down the mountain to my gal in Marbletown

Oh I am just a farm boy who lives up in these hills
All week long I labor just to pay my bills
I work these forty acres from sunrise to sundown
But Sunday morn’ you’ll find me on the road to Marbletown

Chorus

Well up here on this mountain there’s lots of pretty girls
You’ll find them there a flirtin’ in all their pretty curls
But let me tell ya brother the sweetest one I’ve found
Is the daughter of a preacher down the road in Marbletown

Chorus

Oh I’ve been east to Albany - west to Buffalo
Up and down the Ee-ri-ee three hundred miles or so
There’s nothin’ in your cities that’s sweeter than the sound
Of my darlin’s voice a callin’ down the road in Marbletown

Chorus

Oh wintertime’s a comin’ the air has filled with snow
I’m gonna wrap this coat around me and down the road I’ll go
I’ll leave this farm behind me my fortune to be found
Courtin’ my true darlin’ down the road in Marbletown

Chorus

©2002 Joe LaMay. Pressed For Time, BMI.
All rights reserved.

Pressed For Time
1324 Lewis Bray Road
Burnside, KY 42519
606-305-6741

Released on:
Atkinson Family Tearin' Up The Line (2004)
and
Joe LaMay & Sherri Reese Cumberland Rose (2005)
Tall Cotton Music