You gave your happiness for sorrow
Your tears fall like rain from above
I see where you live from my wimdow
A house with everything but love
My house is smaller than your own, dear
The colour may not be as bright
I may get just a little lonely
But my conscience don't bother me at night
The roses bloom around your window
The sun keeps shinin' every day
It's cold and dark inside your prison
To live, again there's just one way
You gave your happiness for sorrow
Your tears fall like rain from above
Well I see where you live from my wimdow
A house with everything but love
The roses bloom around your window
The sun keeps shinin' every day
It's cold and dark inside your prison
To live, again there's just one way
You gave your happiness for sorrow
Your tears fall like rain from above
I see where you live from my wimdow
A house with everything but love
Marty Robbins (born Martin David Robinson on September 28, 1925 in Glendale, Arizona – died December 8, 1982 in Phoenix, Arizona) was an American singer-songwriter, musician, race car driver, and actor. Considered one of the greatest country music artists of all time, Robbins sold over 30 million records worldwide. His musical career began in the 1940s with Western music, but he later embraced various genres, including pop, rock and roll, and bluegrass. He is known for his narrative songs, often based on stories of cowboys, love, and loss. Among his most famous hits are "El Paso", "Singing the Blues" and "Big Iron". Robbins won numerous awards, including three Grammy Awards and a Country Music Association Award. Besides music, Robbins was also an avid race car driver and participated in several NASCAR races.
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