Miners Prayer — текст песни (Dwight Yoakam)

(d. yoakam)



Miners prayer is dedicated to the memory of luther tibbs.

A kentucky coal miner for 40 years, and my grandpa.



When the whistle blows each morning

And I walk down in that cold, dark mine

I say a prayer to my dear savior

Please let me see the sunshine one more time



Chorus:

When oh when will it be over

When will I lay these burdens down

And when I die, dear lord in heaven

Please take my soul from neath that cold dark ground



I still grieve for my poor brother

And I still hear my dear old mother cry

When late that night they came and told her

Hed lost his life down in the big shoal mine



Chorus:

When oh when will it be over

When will I lay these burdens down

And when I die, dear lord in heaven

Please take my soul from neath that cold dark ground



I have no shame, I feel no sorrow

If on this earth not much I own

I have the love of my sweet children

An old plow mule, a shovel and a hoe



Chorus:

When oh when will it be over

When will I lay these burdens down

And when I die, dear lord in heaven

Please take my soul from neath that cold dark ground



Yeah, when I die, dear lord in heaven

Please take my soul from neath that cold dark ground