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(# 6 top country album)

Jerry Reed, Jimmy Capps, George McCormick - guitar
Pete Drake - steel/dobro
Buck Trent - el.banjo
Roy Huskey - bass
Buddy Harman, Jerry Carrigan - drums
Mack Magaha - fiddle
Hargus Pig Robbins, Jerry Smith - piano/organ
Vocals:
Lula Howard, Priscilla Mitchell, Anita Carter
Blackwood Brothers (12)
Recorded:
Feb/1966, RCA Victor Studio, Nashville
© Fort Knox Music, BMI
Travelin' down a lonely highway
I knew not where the road would end
Not a penny in my pocket
All alone without a friend
I met a lad while on my travel tryin' hard to play the game
Though his legs were very very crippled and he couldn't even speak his name
But he smiled in understandin' though life to him had been so unkind
As I watched I bowed in sorrow oh Lord Thy burdens are greater than mine
I can speak my name aloud
Make my way among the crowd
Yes Thy burdens are greater than mine
In a little country village I met a lad and he was blind
As I helped him across the highway
I cried oh Lord Thy burdens are much greater than mine
I can see the light of day and I need not feel my way
Yes Thy burdens are greater than mine
Just by chance I passed a graveyard
Saw a young man kneelin' there
In his hands he held some roses
On his lips I saw a prayer
On the tomb these words were written
Her soul is God's her mem'ry's mine
As I watched I cried in sorrow
Oh Lord I see Thy burdens are greater than mine
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