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Last True Southern Gentlemen
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Song Info
Charts
Peak #72
Peak in subgenre #25
Author
Janice Hopkins/Carolyn Taylor White
Rights
2010
Uploaded
February 22, 2010
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MP3 3.2 MB 128 kbps 3:31
Story behind the song
A song about a young woman's childhood memories of a elderly man she knew....one of the last True Southern Gentlemen.
Lyrics
(ONE OF THE) LAST TRUE SOUTHERN GENTLEMEN © 2010 Janice Hopkins/Carolyn Taylor White – BMI I remember helpin’ momma Deliver door to door Meals to the old folks Who couldn’t get out anymore We always knew exactly where he’d be Waitin’ for us on his front porch swing Ole’ man Hardin’ slowly tipped his hat Blue eyes twinklin’ as he struggled to stand He’d pull a couple chairs our way Then Momma’d always say You’re one of the last true southern gentlemen Chorus She told me back then he was one of a dying breed I’d tell her I don’t know for sure what all that means Tears in her eyes, she tried hard to explain How he’d treat a lady right, an’ respect a man’s good name I remembered most what she said then He’s one of the last true southern gentlemen He’d say ladies you’re lovely an’ twice as kind But what momma said stirred in my mind I said, are ya’ dying, momma’s face turned red Grinning, in a gentle draw he said Ma’am the world, it’s surely changing fast But I don’t worry; I’m grounded in the past When my time starts comin’ to its end Hope I’m not the last true southern gentlemen Bridge Years later on a summer day Goin’ to momma’s, past the Hardin’ place An empty swing rustin’ on a rundown porch Beckoned me to sit, think of him once more Chorus She told me back then he was one of a dying breed I’d tell her I don’t know for sure what all that means Tears in her eyes, she tried hard to explain How he’d treat a lady right, an’ respect a man’s good name But I remember most what she said then He’s one of the last true southern gentlemen Tag: Tears in my eyes, now I understand It was just like momma told me way back then He was one of the last true southern gentlemen
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