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Hickory Wind

Words and Music by Gram Parsons and Bob Buchanon

In South Carolina there are many tall pines
I remember the oak tree that we used to climb
But now when I’m lonesome, I always pretend
That I’m getting the feel of hickory wind

I started out younger at most everything
All the riches and pleasures, what else could life bring?
But it makes me feel better each time it begins
Callin’ me home, hickory wind

It’s hard to find out that trouble is real
In a far away city, with a far away feel
But it makes me feel better each time it begins
Callin’ me home, hickory wind

Keeps callin’ me home, hickory wind

Lyrics navigation

  • A Song For You
  • Blue Eyes
  • Brass Buttons
  • Cody Cody
  • Christine’s Tune (Devil In Disguise)
  • Cry One More Time
  • Dark End Of The Street
  • Do Right Woman
  • Do You Know How It Feels To Be Lonesome
  • Drug Store Truck Drivin’ Man
  • Hearts On Fire
  • Hickory Wind
  • Hot Burrito #1
  • Hot Burrito #2
  • How Much I’ve Lied
  • I Must Be Somebody Else You’ve Known
  • In My Hour Of Darkness
  • Juanita
  • Kiss The Children
  • Love Hurts
  • Luxury Liner
  • Miller’s Cave
  • My Uncle
  • One Hundred Years From Now
  • Return of the Grievous Angel
  • Sin City
  • Sing Me Back Home
  • Sleepless Nights
  • Somebody’s Back In Town
  • Still Feeling Blue
  • Streets Of Baltimore
  • That’s All It Took
  • The New Soft Shoe
  • We’ll Sweep Out The Ashes In The Morning
  • Wheels
  • You’re Still On My Mind

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