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personal use only, it's a good bluegrass song recorded by the Lonesome
River Band.
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Perfume Powder And Lead Recorded by Lonesome River Band Written by Tommy Morse
G We were married in the spring she didn't want for anything D7 G A lovin' husband a little cabin close to town
Workin' hard out on the farm comin' in to all her charm D7 G Until one day when the stranger came around
It starts to rain can't work no more run to the porch open the door D7 G To their surprise I realize their little game
So what was I supposed to do oh I could tell he'd been with you D7 G It made me mad and I just couldn't stand the pain
C G I can't believe what I have done I killed them both with daddy's gun D7 G As their bodies lay entangled in our bed C G He was the sheriffs only son to me she was the only one D7 G I smelled the perfume the powder and the lead
Well my body starts to shake begin to think about my fate D7 G As I turn and start to stagger toward the door
I heard her take her final breath I knew my sentence would be death D7 G And so I threw that smokin' gun onto the floor
Now I sit here in this jail and now my life's a livin hell D7 G Since that awful dreadful crime I had to do
All her love she vowed to me another man there'd never be D7 G And in the end I'll have to die for loving you
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