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Words by: C. J. Norwood Music by : John Benson Brooks Publisher: ASCAP 1951 |
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Recorded by Harry
Belafonte Recording date: late 1950 Master number: JR4448 Playing time: 2:39 Producer Jack Rollins Arranger: Fred Norman With The Belafonte Singers 78 : Jubilee 45 : EP5006 LP : CXS-203, CXS-115, DEA-1018, OX-3012, UTS-154 CD: BCD16262, 32303, GSS5336, 7843, PLATCD-759, GSS-5381, |
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Lyrics: You better listen, you better listen You better listen, you better listen As I was walking thru the woods one day I saw a strange man walking on his way I stopped him to talk awhile and hear his story told And as he talked this story did he unfold My daddy was an oak tree, my mama was a deer I was born one morning in the Spring of the year I cut me out a heart from yellow daffodil My feet are made of dust from the road oer the hill When I weep my tears are deep Deep enough to fill the sea Im a lonesome man cause theres only one like me Yes theres only one like me What an awful, awful fate to be one of a kind No matter where you roam You may never ever find all your natural peace of mind And never find a home |
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