C'mon Loretta

Down in the holler

Coal miner's daughter

Born to the fire sign of the ram

Out on a porch swing, ever adoring

Dresses sewn from old flour sacks

She married at fifteen

He was a good man, sometimes

Till he came 'round a-drinking

Slinging his moonshine, hundred and fifth time

With one on the way, oh, what a sin

You could just run away, girl

Something's making you stay, girl

You took the dizzy road to love

All in, for worse or for better

Here we go again, c'mon Loretta

Singing songs 'bout runnin' the show

But your heart'll never let him go

C'mon Loretta

C'mon Loretta

C'mon Loretta

C'mon Loretta, oh

Six children later

Nothing can break her

He tries it, but she hits twice as hard

Lord only knows why

She stands by his side

She's tough as the strings on her guitar

Every fight is the same, girl

And he's not gonna change, girl

You took the dizzy road to love

All in, for worse or for better

Here we go again, c'mon Loretta

Singing songs 'bout runnin' the show

But your heart'll never let him go

C'mon Loretta

C'mon Loretta

C'mon Loretta

C'mon Loretta, oh

C'mon Loretta, c'mon Loretta

Yeah-yeah, yeah, yeah

C'mon Loretta, c'mon Loretta

Yeah-yeah, yeah, yeah

You took the dizzy road to love

All in, for worse or for better

Here we go again, c'mon Loretta

Singing songs 'bout runnin' the show

But your heart'll never let him go

C'mon Loretta

C'mon Loretta

C'mon Loretta

C'mon Loretta, oh