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  • 作词 : Dean
    Moving Oleta
    Was the hardest thing he'd done
    The nurses saw an old woman crying
    But he saw the love of his life
    She don't know where she is
    But she knows this isn't home
    Love is a hard, hard road
    He met her in the summer of '37
    In a brush harbor down on the
    Rush Creek shore
    He loved her black hair and the mischief in her smile
    But she won him with her eyes
    All the years and children grow
    He still sees her the same
    Love is a hard, hard road
    He woke up each morning and drove into town
    He stayed all day 'till her dinner came
    Then he took her to her room, leaned on her wheelchair like a walker
    And covered her with a quit that she made
    Only God and a couple of nurses
    Helped the old man shoulder the load
    Love is a hard, hard road
    And he said, "They tell me this is all that's leftSay this hell on earth is bestI list all those reasons and I still don't understand"
    He cursed his body old and weak, tears of failure burned his cheek
    And he said, "Oh, don't you know I prayed to die before this day?"
    Love is a hard, hard road
    There's a shadow much darker than the valley of death
    When you fear the reaper might not come today
    They line 'em up in
    La-z-boys out in the sunroom
    The TV keeps the quiet away
    She can't recall his name
    And she's the only love he's known
    Love is a hard, hard road
    Love is a hard road
    Moving Oleta
    Was the hardest thing he'd done
  • 作词 : Dean
    Moving Oleta
    Was the hardest thing he'd done
    The nurses saw an old woman crying
    But he saw the love of his life
    She don't know where she is
    But she knows this isn't home
    Love is a hard, hard road
    He met her in the summer of '37
    In a brush harbor down on the
    Rush Creek shore
    He loved her black hair and the mischief in her smile
    But she won him with her eyes
    All the years and children grow
    He still sees her the same
    Love is a hard, hard road
    He woke up each morning and drove into town
    He stayed all day 'till her dinner came
    Then he took her to her room, leaned on her wheelchair like a walker
    And covered her with a quit that she made
    Only God and a couple of nurses
    Helped the old man shoulder the load
    Love is a hard, hard road
    And he said, "They tell me this is all that's leftSay this hell on earth is bestI list all those reasons and I still don't understand"
    He cursed his body old and weak, tears of failure burned his cheek
    And he said, "Oh, don't you know I prayed to die before this day?"
    Love is a hard, hard road
    There's a shadow much darker than the valley of death
    When you fear the reaper might not come today
    They line 'em up in
    La-z-boys out in the sunroom
    The TV keeps the quiet away
    She can't recall his name
    And she's the only love he's known
    Love is a hard, hard road
    Love is a hard road
    Moving Oleta
    Was the hardest thing he'd done