Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Legend Of The Lady Bear , by - Tom T. Hall. Release date: 31.12.1996
Song language: English
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Legend Of The Lady Bear , by - Tom T. Hall. Legend Of The Lady Bear |
| Gather round me boys and fill your coffee cups |
| I’ll tell you all a story while you drive them trucks |
| A story bout a girl who joined the state patrol |
| The legend of the Lady Bear is how it goes |
| She married some young trucker she was in her teens |
| And like all newly weds they had their hopes and dreams |
| And one night in a snowstorm so the story went |
| She lost her loving husband in an accident |
| They say she sat and cried for him a year or more |
| And all she did was think of him and walk the floor |
| She’d lie there in her bed at night alone and cold |
| Until one day she joined the highway state patrol |
| Well they say she has a CB and she’s on the air |
| And she goes by the handle of the Lady Bear |
| She never gives a ticket and she works at night |
| All she does is tell the story of her life |
| I’ve heard some truckers say there ain’t no Lady Bear |
| And others say she don’t work when the weather’s fair |
| But when the weather’s bad she’s on the air all night |
| Begging us to slow down till the weather’s right |
| Well you know I love this story well it could be true |
| If you’re ever in a snowstorm tell you what to do If you should hear the Lady Bear on your radio |
| Well tell her I wrote this song and said hello |
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