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I want to go to Magnolia MountainAnd lay my weary head downDown on the rocksOf the mountain my savior madeSteady my soul and ease my worryHold me when I rattle like a hummingbird hummin'Tie me to the rocks of the mountain my savior madeLie to meSing me a songSing me a song until the morning comesIf the morning come, will you lie to meWill you take me to your bedWill you lay me downTil' I'm heavy like the rocks in the riverbedThat my savior madeI want to be the bluebird singingSinging to the roses in her yardRoses in her yard her father grew for herIt's been raining like Tennessee honeySo long I got too heavy to flyAin't no bluebird ever gets too heavy to singLie to meSing me a songLetras de cancionesSing me a song until the morning comesAnd if the morning don't come, will you lie to meWill you take me to your bedWill you lay me downTi'l I'm heavy like the rocks in the riverbedThat my savior madePleaseWe burn the cotton fields down in the valleyAnd ended up with nothing but scarsScars became the lessons that we gave to our children after the warThere ain't nothing but the tunes of Magnolia MountainWhere nobody ever diesSteady your soul and ease your worryThey got roomLie to me like I lie to youHold me down until the morning comesAnd if the morning don't comeWill you lie to meWill you take me to your bedWill you lay me down'Til I'm heavy like the rocks in the riverbedThat my savior madePlease From Letras Mania