| Song | Please Come To Boston |
| Artist | David Allan Coe |
| Album | For The Record- The First 10 Years |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| Please come to Boston for the springtime | |
| I'm staying here with some friends | |
| And they've got lots of room | |
| You can sell you paintings on the sidewalk | |
| By a café where I hope to be working soon | |
| Please come to Boston | |
| She said, "No, David, you come home to me" | |
| And she said, | |
| "Hey rambling boy why don't you settle down | |
| Boston ain't your kind of town | |
| There ain't no gold and there ain't nobody like me | |
| I'm the number one fan of the man from Tennessee" | |
| Please come to Denver with the snowfall | |
| We'll move up into the mountains | |
| So far we can't be found | |
| And throw "I love you" echoes down the canyon | |
| And then lie awake at night 'till they come back around | |
| Please come to Denver, she said | |
| "No, you come home to me" | |
| And she said, | |
| "Hey rambling boy why don't you settle down | |
| Boston ain't your kind of town | |
| There ain't no gold and there ain't nobody like me | |
| I'm the number one fan of the man from Tennessee" | |
| Now, this drifter's world goes 'round and 'round | |
| And I doubt if it's ever gonna stop | |
| But of all the dreams I've lost and found | |
| And all that I ain't got I still need to lean to | |
| Somebody I can sing to | |
| Please come to L.A. to live forever | |
| California life alone is just too hard to build | |
| I live in a house that looks out over the ocean | |
| And there's some stars that fell from the sky | |
| A' living up on the hill | |
| Please come to L.A., | |
| She just said, | |
| "No, david, you come home to me" | |
| And she said, | |
| "Hey rambling boy why don't you settle down | |
| Boston ain't your kind of town | |
| There ain't no gold and there ain't nobody like me | |
| I'm the number one fan of the man from Tennessee" | |
| Please come to Boston | |
| (Hey rambling boy come home) | |
| Please come to Boston | |
| (Hey rambling boy come home) | |
| Please come to Boston | |
| (Hey rambling boy come home) | |
| Please come to Boston | |
| (Hey rambling boy come home) |
| Please come to Boston for the springtime | |
| I' m staying here with some friends | |
| And they' ve got lots of room | |
| You can sell you paintings on the sidewalk | |
| By a cafe where I hope to be working soon | |
| Please come to Boston | |
| She said, " No, David, you come home to me" | |
| And she said, | |
| " Hey rambling boy why don' t you settle down | |
| Boston ain' t your kind of town | |
| There ain' t no gold and there ain' t nobody like me | |
| I' m the number one fan of the man from Tennessee" | |
| Please come to Denver with the snowfall | |
| We' ll move up into the mountains | |
| So far we can' t be found | |
| And throw " I love you" echoes down the canyon | |
| And then lie awake at night ' till they come back around | |
| Please come to Denver, she said | |
| " No, you come home to me" | |
| And she said, | |
| " Hey rambling boy why don' t you settle down | |
| Boston ain' t your kind of town | |
| There ain' t no gold and there ain' t nobody like me | |
| I' m the number one fan of the man from Tennessee" | |
| Now, this drifter' s world goes ' round and ' round | |
| And I doubt if it' s ever gonna stop | |
| But of all the dreams I' ve lost and found | |
| And all that I ain' t got I still need to lean to | |
| Somebody I can sing to | |
| Please come to L. A. to live forever | |
| California life alone is just too hard to build | |
| I live in a house that looks out over the ocean | |
| And there' s some stars that fell from the sky | |
| A' living up on the hill | |
| Please come to L. A., | |
| She just said, | |
| " No, david, you come home to me" | |
| And she said, | |
| " Hey rambling boy why don' t you settle down | |
| Boston ain' t your kind of town | |
| There ain' t no gold and there ain' t nobody like me | |
| I' m the number one fan of the man from Tennessee" | |
| Please come to Boston | |
| Hey rambling boy come home | |
| Please come to Boston | |
| Hey rambling boy come home | |
| Please come to Boston | |
| Hey rambling boy come home | |
| Please come to Boston | |
| Hey rambling boy come home |
| Please come to Boston for the springtime | |
| I' m staying here with some friends | |
| And they' ve got lots of room | |
| You can sell you paintings on the sidewalk | |
| By a café where I hope to be working soon | |
| Please come to Boston | |
| She said, " No, David, you come home to me" | |
| And she said, | |
| " Hey rambling boy why don' t you settle down | |
| Boston ain' t your kind of town | |
| There ain' t no gold and there ain' t nobody like me | |
| I' m the number one fan of the man from Tennessee" | |
| Please come to Denver with the snowfall | |
| We' ll move up into the mountains | |
| So far we can' t be found | |
| And throw " I love you" echoes down the canyon | |
| And then lie awake at night ' till they come back around | |
| Please come to Denver, she said | |
| " No, you come home to me" | |
| And she said, | |
| " Hey rambling boy why don' t you settle down | |
| Boston ain' t your kind of town | |
| There ain' t no gold and there ain' t nobody like me | |
| I' m the number one fan of the man from Tennessee" | |
| Now, this drifter' s world goes ' round and ' round | |
| And I doubt if it' s ever gonna stop | |
| But of all the dreams I' ve lost and found | |
| And all that I ain' t got I still need to lean to | |
| Somebody I can sing to | |
| Please come to L. A. to live forever | |
| California life alone is just too hard to build | |
| I live in a house that looks out over the ocean | |
| And there' s some stars that fell from the sky | |
| A' living up on the hill | |
| Please come to L. A., | |
| She just said, | |
| " No, david, you come home to me" | |
| And she said, | |
| " Hey rambling boy why don' t you settle down | |
| Boston ain' t your kind of town | |
| There ain' t no gold and there ain' t nobody like me | |
| I' m the number one fan of the man from Tennessee" | |
| Please come to Boston | |
| Hey rambling boy come home | |
| Please come to Boston | |
| Hey rambling boy come home | |
| Please come to Boston | |
| Hey rambling boy come home | |
| Please come to Boston | |
| Hey rambling boy come home |