| Song | Harlan County Line |
| Artist | Dave Alvin |
| Album | Eleven Eleven |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| Another morning, another motel bed, | |
| another city waitin’ up ahead… | |
| Light another menthol, to clear my mind… | |
| Of those memories I pretend to forget, | |
| cause I always want to live with out regrets | |
| but… yeah… | |
| I still think of her from time to time | |
| Only she’s still livin’ across the Harlan County Line | |
| Now when we met we were both livin’ far from home | |
| tryin’ to get by and tired of being alone, | |
| for a moment I thought she was mine… | |
| Cause she had a voice I just wanted to believe… | |
| She said her mother was full blood Cherokee and her | |
| Daddy was a union man down in the mines… | |
| Fighting the good fight across the Harlan County Line… | |
| People can be Noble, and People can be Cruel | |
| they’ll make you President or they’ll make you a fool but, | |
| she always treated me nice and kind… | |
| Until that day she left me on my own said there | |
| was trouble she had to handle back home… | |
| Then she gave me a number and said call any time | |
| if I ever made it across the Harlan County Line… | |
| Now the years disappear out on the highway | |
| And I lost her number somewhere along the way | |
| So I’ll say a little prayer that she’s doing fine… | |
| Another morning, another motel bed, | |
| another city waitin’ up ahead… | |
| And another small memory to leave behind | |
| somewhere across the Harlan County Line… | |
| across the Harlan County Line… |
| Another morning, another motel bed, | |
| another city waitin' up ahead | |
| Light another menthol, to clear my mind | |
| Of those memories I pretend to forget, | |
| cause I always want to live with out regrets | |
| but yeah | |
| I still think of her from time to time | |
| Only she' s still livin' across the Harlan County Line | |
| Now when we met we were both livin' far from home | |
| tryin' to get by and tired of being alone, | |
| for a moment I thought she was mine | |
| Cause she had a voice I just wanted to believe | |
| She said her mother was full blood Cherokee and her | |
| Daddy was a union man down in the mines | |
| Fighting the good fight across the Harlan County Line | |
| People can be Noble, and People can be Cruel | |
| they' ll make you President or they' ll make you a fool but, | |
| she always treated me nice and kind | |
| Until that day she left me on my own said there | |
| was trouble she had to handle back home | |
| Then she gave me a number and said call any time | |
| if I ever made it across the Harlan County Line | |
| Now the years disappear out on the highway | |
| And I lost her number somewhere along the way | |
| So I' ll say a little prayer that she' s doing fine | |
| Another morning, another motel bed, | |
| another city waitin' up ahead | |
| And another small memory to leave behind | |
| somewhere across the Harlan County Line | |
| across the Harlan County Line |
| Another morning, another motel bed, | |
| another city waitin' up ahead | |
| Light another menthol, to clear my mind | |
| Of those memories I pretend to forget, | |
| cause I always want to live with out regrets | |
| but yeah | |
| I still think of her from time to time | |
| Only she' s still livin' across the Harlan County Line | |
| Now when we met we were both livin' far from home | |
| tryin' to get by and tired of being alone, | |
| for a moment I thought she was mine | |
| Cause she had a voice I just wanted to believe | |
| She said her mother was full blood Cherokee and her | |
| Daddy was a union man down in the mines | |
| Fighting the good fight across the Harlan County Line | |
| People can be Noble, and People can be Cruel | |
| they' ll make you President or they' ll make you a fool but, | |
| she always treated me nice and kind | |
| Until that day she left me on my own said there | |
| was trouble she had to handle back home | |
| Then she gave me a number and said call any time | |
| if I ever made it across the Harlan County Line | |
| Now the years disappear out on the highway | |
| And I lost her number somewhere along the way | |
| So I' ll say a little prayer that she' s doing fine | |
| Another morning, another motel bed, | |
| another city waitin' up ahead | |
| And another small memory to leave behind | |
| somewhere across the Harlan County Line | |
| across the Harlan County Line |