John Martyn - Sunday's Child (Deluxe Edition)

Ellie Rae

Ellie Rhee, so dear to me
Is gone forever more
And our home was down in Tennessee
Before this cruel war
Carry me back to Tennessee
That's where I long to be
Among the fields of yellow, yellow corn
With my darling Ellie Rhee.

Well, why should I from day to day
Keep wishing to be free
From the master I run away
For to be with my Ellie Rhee
Carry me back to Tennessee
That's where I long to be
Among the fields of yellow, yellow corn
With my darling Ellie Rhee.

Oh Ellie Rhee so dear to me
She's gone forever more
And our home was down, down in Tennessee
Before this cruel war
Carry me back to Tennessee
That's where I long to be
Among the fields of yellow, yellow corn
With my darling my Ellie Rhee.

With my darling my Ellie Rhee
With my darling my Ellie Rhee



Credits
Writer(s): John Martyn
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Other Album Tracks

  1. One Day Without You
  2. Lay It All Down
  3. Root Love
  4. My Baby Girl
  5. Sunday's Child
  6. Spencer The Rover
  7. Clutches
  8. The Message
  9. Satisfied Mind
  10. You Can Discover

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Altri album

  1. Live At Rockpalast 1978
  2. The Smiling Stranger In Bremen (feat. Alan Thomson & Jeff Allen) [Live at Schauburg 1983]
  3. The Smiling Stranger In Bremen (Live at Schauburg 1983)
  4. Head and Heart – The Acoustic John Martyn
  5. May You Never: The Essential John Martyn
  6. Live From London (Live)
  7. Heaven and Earth
  8. Sapphire
  9. Sapphire (RePresents)
  10. The Best of the Island Years

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