Doyle Lawson and Quicksilver - When I'm Knee Deep in Bluegrass lyrics

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(Verse 1)<br>

Everything I own is in my old Ford, except what's on my back<br>

I got one more stop before I go to pick up my last check<br>

And I'll leave a note that says goodbye to my good ol' gal named Fae<br>

I'd like to see her one more time but it would take another day<br>

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When I'm knee deep in bluegrass, then I'll be satisfied<br>

I don't care if it's bottom land or rocky mountain high<br>

Any part of old Kentucky's home sweet home to me<br>

Knee deep in bluegrass is where I want to be<br>

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(Verse 2)<br>

I can see uncle Bill, sitting on the porch, pickin' at his old banjo<br>

Looking out across the field, watching his green corn grow<br>

There's nothing more I'm waiting for than to see this road unwind<br>

When the city lights are lying in the miles I've left behind<br>

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(Chorus)<br>

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(Verse 3)<br>

Cincinatti's gonna hear hear my Ford as we go rolling through<br>

But the only thing they'll see of us is just a cloud of blue<br>

These wheels ain't gonna make stop in no other town<br>

Until i know my feet can touch that good Kentucky ground<br>

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(Chorus)<br>

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