Farewell My Honey, Cindy Jane - Bob Gibson

Farewell My Honey, Cindy Jane Lyrics

Farewell my honey, Cindy Jane.
Goodbye by darling, Cindy Jane.
Farewell and goodbye, I’m on the morning train.
Your mean mistreatin’ drove me near insane.
Honey won’t you ease my troubled mind?
Honey won’t you ease my troubled mind?
Have you got a reason for treating me unkind?
Honey won’t you ease my troubled mind?
Tell me why you do the way you do.
Tell me why you do the things you do.
Well I know you’ve been untrue, so now gal I’m leaving you.
Well you two-timed once too often, now we’re through.
Who’ll be your baby when I’m gone?
Who’ll be your daddy from now on?
Chilly winds are telling me it’s time to travel on.

Who’ll be your baby when I’m gone?
The train I ride is fifty coaches long.
Takes me from the place that I belong.
Lonesome whistle moaning some broken-hearted song.
Baby, why’d you ever do your daddy wrong?
I’d be more than satisfied,
If I could take that train and take a ride.
Now when I cross the mountain and I’m on the other side,
Well I’d hang down my head and lonesome cry.
Farewell my honey, farewell my honey Cindy Jane.
Goodbye by darling, goodbye my darling Cindy Jane.
Farewell and goodbye, I’m on the morning train.
Well your mean mistreatin’ drove me near insane.
Well you treated me mean,
And in a way I’m insane.
Farewell my honey, darling Cindy Jane.
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