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Letter In The Mail

James Taylor

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[Intro]
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[Verse 1]
If I could go  down  now
While the whole town is sleeping
See the sun creeping    up
On the hill    yeah
I know the river and the railroad
Would run through the valley still       
[Verse 2]
   I guess it never was much    to look at
Just a one-horse town  
  The kind of place young people
Want to leave today        
Store fronts     pretty much boarded up
Main Street pretty much closed down                              
[Verse 3]
Oh the church bell still rings on Sunday    
Old folks still go   
The young ones listen on the radio
  Saturday night
Nothing but a stray dog
Running wild like no  -  body's child             
[Chorus]
And little by little      light after light that's how it died  
   They say you never go home again that's no lie   
It's like a letter in the mail   to a brother in jail
It's a matter of time
Until you can do a little bit better time                           
Doesn't it good to believe                   sometimes?          
[Verse 4]
It used to be part      of the heartland
Awful proud and strong
But deep deep down  
Peaceful and serene         
When people used to talk about the country
That's what they used to mean       
[Verse 5]
I might go down come the weekend
Go on my own
Drop off Annie and the baby
Maybe drive alone        
Pay my last respects to a time
That has all but gone             
[Verse 6]
    We said Mama come look at the mountain
The fire in the sky  
It's lit up like the Fourth of July  
The mill burning down
The jobs leaving town
The trains rolling by              
[Chorus]
And little by little light after light that's how it died  
They say you never go home again now that's no lie  
It's like a letter in the mail to a brother in jail
It's a matter of time  
Until you can do a little bit better time no no no               
[Outro]
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Letter In The Mail

James Taylor