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I Loved Him
by
Dorothy Roberts (Words & Music)
I loved him, I loved him, but he didn’t love me true,
So, I took a gun and shot him.
What else could I do?
I miss him, I need him, but he’s way down below.
And I’m up here a pine-in’
Lord, I loved him so!
I loved him in the mornin’, I loved him late at night,
But most of all and best of all he always done me right.
I loved him, I loved him, but he didn’t love me true,
So I took a gun and shot him.
What else could I do?
In this video, Dorothy leads an eager chorus in her one and only country western song, at her husband Dave’s birthday party. One would never guess that Dorothy is a svelte 92, or that Dave is 100.
Delightful. I hope my husband and I are as in as good a shape as they are by the by the time we get there. Neither one of them look their age!
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