| How she could sing the Wildwood Flower
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| The orphan girl he would love so long
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| In the end he knew she’d been his finest hour
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| And all he has left of her is a song
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| He first saw her standing by a cabin door
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| Her song was ringing out in a voice so strong and sure
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| To the lonesome valley, he’d bring her there to be his bride
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| Where they would live and work together side by side
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| She was his sunshine, she was his moon and morning star
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| His words would ring true on the chords of her guitar
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| He was driven and lost to her for days and days
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| 'Til the lonesome valley finally drove her far away
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| How she could sing the Wildwood Flower
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| The orphan girl he would love so long
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| In the end he knew she’d been his finest hour
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| And all he has left of her is a song
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| We all cling to, as the years keep rolling on
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| One single promise of a love that’s past and gone
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| And that lonesome valley, we all walk it by ourselves
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| Where the Wildwood Flower is a story we will tell
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| How she could sing the Wildwood Flower
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| The orphan girl he would love so long
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| In the end he knew she’d been his finest hour
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| And all he has left of her is a song
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| How she could sing the Wildwood Flower
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| All we have left of her is a song |