Lyrics

When we were kids We were always seen together Folks would see us by the trainyard after school We'd hold each other's hand and we'd go walking I'd bring you flowers And act just like a lovesick fool No you never told your parents that you knew me We both knew your mom and dad would not approve Of you playing with someone that they called white trash From the far side of the tracks In Baton Rouge As time went on our hearts and souls grew closer We even talked of running off and join as one But I had no money And I could not support you What could I offer except a poor share croppers home And I loved you far too much To let that happen So I walked away and never once looked back But as you grow old I hope that you'll remember Your first love from the far side of the tracks I'm an old man now But I can still remember The day it broke my heart when I lost you And I still live there In my shack down by the river Near the far end of the tracks In Baton Rouge I'm from the far end of the tracks In Baton Rouge
Writer(s): Mike Bryant Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com
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