Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Will You Visit Me On Sundays?, artist - Merle Haggard. Album song Sing Me Back Home/Legend Of Bonnie & Clyde, in the genre ПопWill You Visit Me On Sundays? |
| Just outside these prison bars |
| The hanging tree is waitin' |
| At sunrise I’ll meet darkness |
| And death will say hello |
| Darling, touch your lips to mine |
| And tell me you love me |
| Promise me again before you go |
| Will you visit me on Sundays? |
| Will you bring me pretty flowers? |
| Will your big blue eyes be misty? |
| Will you brush away a tear? |
| A grave is filled with silence |
| If a sleeping man could hear |
| Darling, would I hear |
| Your footsteps up there? |
| Promise me that time won’t |
| Separate me from your mem’ry |
| That you’ll remember me |
| Until the days of silver hair |
| If not for you, I know |
| I’d lose my mind before morning |
| Hold me close and |
| Tell me you still care |
| Will you visit me on Sundays? |
| Will you bring me pretty flowers? |
| Will your big blue eyes be misty? |
| Will you brush away a tear? |
| A grave is filled with silence |
| If a sleeping man could hear |
| Darling, would I hear |
| Your footsteps up there? |
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