It was the third of Sep tem nev ber.

er got a chance to see him.

That day I’ll al ways re Nev mem er ber, heard noth in’ yes, but I bad will, things a bout him.

’cause that was the day pend ing on you that my dad dy died.

I nev ber.

er got a chance to see him.

That day I’ll al ways re Nev mem er ber, heard noth in’ yes, but I bad will, things a bout him.

’cause Ma ma, I’m de pend ing on you to tell me the truth.

I

Pa pa was a roll in’ stone.”

Wher ev er he laid his hat was his home.

And when he died, all he left us was a lone.

Pa pa was a roll in’ stone.”

Wher ev er he laid his hat was his home.

And when he died, all he left us was a lone.

Hey Ma ma, is it true what they say, that Pa pa nev er worked a day in his life?

And Ma ma,

bad talk goin’ a round town say that Pa pa had three out side chil dren and an oth er wife.

And that ain’t right.

Heard some talk a bout Pa pa do in’ some store front preach in’.

Talk in’ ’bout sav in’ souls and all the time preach ing,

heal ing and then steal ing in the name of the Lord.

I heard Pa pa call him self a Jack of all in’.

trades.

Tell me, is that what sent Pa pa to an ear ly grave?

Folks say Pa pa would pend ing on you beg, bor row, steal to tell me the pay his bills.

Hey, Ma ma,

folks say Pa pa nev er was much on of think in’.

trades.

Tell Spent most of his time chas in’ wom en and drink in’.

Ma ma, Pa I’m de pend ing on you beg, bor row, steal to tell me the truth.

his bills.

Hey, Ma ma,

“Pa pa was a roll in’ stone.”

Wher ev er he laid his hat was his home.

And when he died, all he left us was a lone.

“Pa pa was a roll in’ stone.”

Wher ev er he laid his hat was his home.

And when he died, all he left us was a lone.