Writer: Bill Monroe Artist: Bill Monroe (recorded 2/13/1945) Album: The Essential Bill Monroe and His Blue Grass Boys 1945-1949, Disc 1 Key: A I hate to see the sun sink low Just for a cause you ought to know For it's your love I can't forget All of my sorrow you'll soon regret You promised me love that was true And I'm sorry to say that I believed in you For it's all turned out just like a dream Left me so sad in the world it seems There's dishes to wash and a house to clean There's washing to do, oh it seems so mean There's a million worries I can't explain Think of this, girl, before you change your name They'll go away and leave you at home They never care if you're alone They seem to forget they've got a wife This story is sad but it's a true life
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