^GThey both grew up in a rusted out old ^Empick up truck, Said 'I do" in late O^Cctober, By November she was s^Dhowing, By July the jig was u^Gp. ^D

So they bo^Gught a house, Past the rundown Church o^Emutside of town. She said 'Baby I can't t^Cake it, Maybe this was a m^Distake, I 'm not the type to settle ^Gdown.' ^D

And he said 'All the d^Coubt in to^Gwn, Ain't en^Dough to shake the g^Emround that my ^Cfeet have b^Geen walking ^Don, Girl I l^Cove you n^Gow 'til I ^Dhear that trumpet ^Emsound. Oh, w^Cherever you ^Dare, I belong.^G'

^GHe lost his job, At the sawmill around ^EmChristmas time, Yeah the bills were pil^Cing up, And all the odd jobs weren'^Dt enough to keep the timber on the ^Gfire. ^D

She said 'O^Gh my God, My Daddy warned me that this d^Emay would come, My Momma's waiting in the ^Ccar, I can't let my baby s^Dtarve, Honey you and I are do^Gne.' ^D

And he said 'All the d^Coubt in to^Gwn, Ain't en^Dough to shake the g^Emround that my ^Cfeet have b^Geen walking ^Don, Girl I l^Cove you n^Gow 'til I ^Dhear that trumpet ^Emsound. Oh, w^Cherever you ^Dare, I belong.^G'

^GSixty years go by, In the blinking of the ^Emyoung girl's eye. All five kids are up and g^Crown, Having families of their ^Down, And they hear Poppa's gonna ^Gdie. ^D

^GShe takes his hand, Says 'God, oh please don't take^Em away my man! Baby I can't let you^C leave, Why did you put up with^D me? How did you know where we would ^Gland?' ^D

And he said 'Girl I ^Clove you n^Gow, But I h^Dear that trumpet s^Emound, And I've ^Cgotta b^Ge moving o^Dn. Though I l^Ceave you n^Gow, I'll be u^Dp there looking ^Emdown Keeping H^Ceaven's ^Dporch light ^Gon.'

And he said 'All the d^Coubt in to^Gwn, Ain't en^Dough to shake the g^Emround that my ^Cfeet have b^Geen walking ^Don, Girl I l^Cove you n^Gow 'til I ^Dhear that trumpet ^Emsound. Oh, w^Cherever you ^Dare, I belong.^Em' Oh, w^Cherever you ^Dare, I belong.^G'

Eleventyseven - All the doubt in town