Текст песни REBA MCENTIRE - Moving Oleta
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Текст песни REBA MCENTIRE - Moving Oleta
Moving Oleta was the hardest thing he'd doneThe nurses saw an old woman cryin'But he saw the love of his lifeShe don't know where she isBut she knows this isn't homeLove is a hard, hard road( )He met her in the summer of thirty-sevenIn a brush arbor down on the Rush Creek shoreHe loved her black hair and the mischief in her smileBut she won him with her eyesAll the years and children goneHe still sees her the sameLove is a hard, hard roadHe woke up and mornin' and drove into townHe stayed all day til her dinner cameThen he took her to her roomLeaned on her wheelchair like a walkerAnd covered her with a quilt that she'd madeOnly God and a couple of nursesHelped the old man shoulder the loadLove is a hard, hard roadHe said "They tell me this is all that's left,Say this hell on earth is best,I list all those reasons and I still don't understand"He cursed his body old and weakTears of failure burned his cheeksHe said "Oh, don't you know I prayed to die before this day"Love is a hard, hard roadThere's a shadow much darker than the shadow of deathWhen you fear the reaper might not come todayThey line 'em up in Laz-E-Boys out in the sunroomThe TV keeps the quiet awayShe can't recall his nameAnd she's the only love he's knownLove is a hard, hard roadLove is a hard, hard roadMoving Oleta was the hardest thing he'd done