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I hear that wind a-blowing through the lonesome pine
And I know my love is gone too
I hear that wind a-blowing through the lonesome pine
That's why I'm blue, love, so blueHe's gone so far away that's why I'm grieving
He's left me here alone among the trees
And all that I have left is just a memory
And it always haunts me with a breezeI hear that wind a-blowing through the lonesome pine
And I know my love is gone too
I hear that wind a-blowing through the lonesome pine
That's why I'm blue, love, so blueI'll leave the day they try to find my darling
I don't know where on earth he could be
I only know that I can't live without you
Each night in dreams his face is all I seeI hear that wind a-blowing through the lonesome pine
And I know my love is gone too
I hear that wind a-blowing through the lonesome pine
That's why I'm blue, love, so blueI hear that wind a-blowing through the lonesome pine
And I know my love is gone too
I hear that wind a-blowing through the lonesome pine

That's why I'm blue, love, so blueThat's why I'm blue, love, so blue
That's why I'm blue, love, so blue

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Rhonda Vincent is a bluegrass singer and an accomplished mandolin, guitar and fiddle player. She was born July 13, 1962, in Kirksville, Missouri, USA, where she still lives. Her musical career started in her family's band the Sally Mountain Show when she was barely five years old. She started learning mandolin at age eight, which was also when she released her first single. She achieved success in the bluegrass genre in the 1970's and 80's, earning the respect of her mostly male peers for her mastery of the progressive chord structures and multi-range...

Read more about Rhonda Vincent on Last.fm.


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