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Dolly Parton - Country Classics - My Blue Ridge Mountain Boy
Country Classics
Disc 1
01. Jolene
02. Here You Come Again
03. The Bargain Store
04. The Seeker
05. Heartbreaker
06. I Really Got the Feeling
07. I Will Always Love You
08. It’s All Wrong, but It’s All Right
09. Old Flames (Can’t Hold a Candle to You)
10. You’re the Only One
11. Joshua
12. But You Know I Love You
13. Potential New Boyfriend
14. Baby I’m Burnin’
15. All I Can Do
16. Sweet Summer Lovin’
17. We Used To
18. Mule Skinner Blues (Blue Yodel No. 8)
Disc 2
01. We’ll Sing in the Sunshine
02. Detroit City
03. Turn, Turn, Turn
04. The Great Pretender
05. House of the Rising Sun
06. Release Me
07. Elusive Butterfly
08. Harper Valley PTA
09. In the Ghetto
10. The Last Thing on My Mind
11. Games People Play
12. Send Me the Pillow (That You Dream On)
13. Save the Last Dance for Me
14. Downtown
15. (Your Love Has Lifted Me) Higher and Higher
16. I Can’t Help Myself
17. Great Balls of Fire
Disc 3
01. 9 to 5
02. Love Is Like a Butterfly
03. Bubbling Over
04. Coat of Many Colours
05. Gypsy Joe and Me
06. Down From Dover
07. Bobby’s Arms
08. My Blue Ridge Mountain Boy
09. Sandy’s Song
10. In the Good Old Days (When Times Were Bad)
11. He’s a Go Getter
12. Hold Me
13. Most of All Why
14. Down on Music Row
15. Kentucky Gambler
16. My Tennessee Mountain Home
17. I’m a Drifter
18. Early Morning Breeze
19. Two Doors Down
From a shack by a mountain stream
To a room in New Orleans
So far from my Blue Ridge mountain home
The men I meet, ain't warm and friendly
Like the one in old 'virginny
Oh they ain't real, like my Blue Ridge mountain boy

I was just a little past 18
When I came to New Orleans
I'd never been beyond my home state line
There was a boy who loved me dearly
But I broke his heart severely
When I left my Blue Ridge mountain boy

Life was dull in my home town
The lights were out when the sun went down
And I thought the city life was more my style
But nights get lonely away from home
And its easy to go wrong
The men ain't kind
Like my Blue Ridge mountain boy

New Orleans held things in store
Things I'd never bargained for
And every night a different man knocks on my door
But late at night when all is still
I can hear a whiporwill, as I cry, for my Blue Ridge mountain boy

Oh but I can ever go back home
Since the boy I love is gone
He grew tired of waiting for me to return
They say he married, last October
But I never will get over
Oh, the sweet love of my Blue Ridge mountain boy

Blue Ridge Mountain Boy