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The RCA Years 1967–1986
Disc 1
01. The Letter
02. Mule Skinner Blues
03. Put It Off Until Tomorrow
04. My Tennessee Mountain Home
05. In The Good Old Days (When Times Where Bad)
06. Coat of Many Colors
07. My Blue Ridge Mountain Boy
08. Just Because I'm a Woman
09. Jolene
10. Down From Dover
11. The Last One to Touch Me
12. Daddy Come and Get Me
13. My Blue Tears
14. Kentucky Gambler
15. I Will Always Love You
Disc 2
01. The Seeker
02. Love Is Like a Butterfly
03. Touch Your Woman
04. The Bargain Store
05. Making Plans
06. Light of a Clear Blue Morning
07. 9 to 5
08. Appalachian Memories
09. Here You Come Again
10. Single Women
11. Hard Candy Christmas
12. Baby I'm Burning
13. Heartbreaker
14. Islands in the Stream
15. Tennessee Homesick Blues
He wanted more from life
Than four kids and a wife
And a job in the dark Kentucky mines
A twenty-acre farm
With a shacky house and barn
That's all he had
And all he left behind
At gambling he was lucky
So he left Kentucky
Left behind his woman and his kids
Into the gay casino
In Nevada's town of Reno
Kentucky gambler planned to get rich quick

Kentucky gambler, who's gonna love your woman in Kentucky
Who's gonna be the one to give her what she needs
Kentucky gambler, who's gonna raise your children in Kentucky
Who's gonna keep them fed and keep shoes on their feet

At the gamblers' paradise
Lady luck was on his side
Kentucky gambler played his cards just right
He won at everything he played
Kentucky gambler had it made
And he should have quit and gone on home that night

But when you love the greenback dollar
Sorrow's always bound to follow
Reno dreams fade into neon amber
And lady luck, she'll lead you on
She'll stay awhile, and then she's gone
You'd better go on home Kentucky gambler

But a gambler never seems to stop
'Til he loses all he's got
And so, Kentucky gambler, he played on
He played 'til he lost all he won
He was right back where he started from
Then he started wanting to go home

Kentucky gambler, there ain't nobody waiting in Kentucky
When you ran out, somebody else walked in
Kentucky gambler, looks like you ain't really very lucky
Seems to me a gambler loses much more than he wins

So you think about it
Kentucky gambler