| Homemade curtains in the breeze
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| Green grass stains on both of my knees
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| My first memory was Mama poppin' grease and frying chicken
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| Crying cuttin' onions in the kitchen
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| Sunday morning my best shirt
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| Crock pot’s on for dinner after church
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| Dad was baptized by Lynchburg
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| Mama would always beg him to come with us
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| Crying cuttin' onions in the kitchen
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| Jesus on a cross down the hallway in a picture
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| The devil’s in the bottom of the bottle of brown liquor
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| Daddy’s on the front porch pourin' one more high or more than Haggard’s pickin'
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| And Mama’s cuttin' onions in the kitchen
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| Seventeen, summer buzz
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| I stumbled in, she waited up
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| The screen door creaked and there she was
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| Both are eyes were red cause I’d been sippin'
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| She said she’d been cuttin' onions in the kitchen
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| Jesus on a cross down the hallway in a picture
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| The devil’s in the bottom of the bottle of brown liquor
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| Daddy’s on the front porch pourin' one more high or more than Haggard’s pickin'
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| And Mama’s cuttin' onions in the kitchen
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| Flowers have the dirt behind white picket fences
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| Mama tried on vinyl keeps on spinnin', spinnin', spinnin'
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| Jesus on a cross down the hallway in a picture
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| The devil’s in the bottom of the bottle of brown liquor
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| Daddy’s six feet in the ground
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| Everybody’s at the house
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| Never mind all the covered dishes
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| Mama’s cuttin' onions in the kitchen |