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Tom T Hall

SongtexteThe Year That Clayton Delaney Died

I remember the year

that Clayton Delaney died

They said for

the last two weeks

that he suffered and cried

It made a big

impression on me

Although I was a barefoot kid

They said he got religion

at the end

And I'm glad that he did

Clayton was the best

guitar picker in our town

I thought he was a hero

And I used to follow

Clayton around

I often wondered

why Clayton

Who seemed so good to me

Never took his guitar

And made it down

in Tennessee

Well daddy said

he drank a lot

But I could never understand

I knew he used

to pick up in Ohio

with a five-piece band

Clayton used to tell me

Son you better put

that old guitar away

Ain't no money in it

lt'll lead you to

an early grave

I guess if I'd admit it

Clayton taught me

how to drink booze

I can see him half stoned

pickin' up the Lovesick Blues

When Clayton died

I made him a promise

I was gonna carry

on somehow

I'd give a hundred dollars

if he could see me now

I remember the year

that Clayton Delaney died

Nobody ever knew it

But I went out in

the woods and I cried

While I know there's

a lot of big preachers

That know a lot more than I do

But it could be that

the good Lord

Likes a little pickin' too

Yeah I remember the year

that Clayton Delaney died

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