Johnny Cash - Paradise

^AWhen I was a child m^Dy family wo^Auld travel Down to Western Kentucky where my p^Earents were bo^Arn To a backwards old town I o^Dften reme^Ambered So many times that my me^Emories are wo^Arn T^Ahan, sometimes we'd travel on do^Dwn the Green Ri^Aver To the abandoned old prison down by Ad^Erian H^Aill Where the air smelled like snakes and we'd s^Dhoot with our pis^Atols But empty pop bottles was all t^Ehat we?d ki^All

^ADaddy won't you take me back to M^Duhlenberg C^Aounty Down by the green river where p^Earadise l^Aay?" I'm sorry my son, but you're t^Doo late in a^Asking Mister Peabody's coal train has ha^Euled it aw^Aay" ^AWell the coal company came with the w^Dorld's largest sho^Avel They stripped all the timber and to^Ertured the la^And They dug for the coal till the l^Dand was fors^Aaken Then they wrote it all down as the p^Erogress of m^Aan

^ADaddy won't you take me back to M^Duhlenberg C^Aounty Down by the green river where p^Earadise l^Aay?" I'm sorry my son, but you're t^Doo late in a^Asking Mister Peabody's coal train has ha^Euled it aw^Aay"

^AWhen I die let my ashes float d^Down the Green Ri^Aver Let my soul roll on up to the R^Eochester D^Aam I'll be halfway to Heaven w^Dith paradise wa^Aitin' Five miles away from wh^Eerever I a^Am ^ADaddy won't you take me back to M^Duhlenberg C^Aounty Down by the green river where p^Earadise l^Aay?" I'm sorry my son, but you're t^Doo late in a^Asking Mister Peabody's coal train has ha^Euled it aw^Aay" I'm sorry my son, but you're t^Doo late in a^Asking Mister Peabody's coal train has ha^Euled it aw^Aay"