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nothing but the howling wind the driving rain so cold
Singer: haggard, merle
he raised a weak and weary hand to brush away the coal. no warm lights flickered round him no blankets there to hold
nothing but the howling wind the driving rain so cold
when he heard a whistle blowing in a dreamy kind of way
he raised a weak and weary hand to brush away the coal. no warm lights flickered round him no blankets there to hold
nothing but the howling wind the driving rain so cold
when he heard a whistle blowing in a dreamy kind of way
Singer: merle haggard
he raised a weak and weary hand to brush away the coal. no warm lights flickered round him no blankets there to hold
nothing but the howling wind the driving rain so cold
when he heard a whistle blowing in a dreamy kind of way
he raised a weak and weary hand to brush away the coal. no warm lights flickered round him no blankets there to hold
nothing but the howling wind the driving rain so cold
when he heard a whistle blowing in a dreamy kind of way