Lyrics:

I Still Recall The Morning That I Met You
standing Out In Front Of Wilson's Five And Dime
staring Through The Window At The Jewelry
hungry For The Things You Couldn't Buy
just Like A Fool I Thought That I Could Please You
i Saw You Had An Eye For Things That Shine
i Paid Seven Sawmill Dollars For A Bracelet
just To Satisfy Your Fourteen Carat Mind.

layin' By These Railroad Tracks In Denver
with A Hurtin' Head And A Half A Pint Of Wine
everything Except My Soul Has Been Surrendered
just To Satisfy Your Fourteen Carat Mind.

the Cabin That I Built In West Virginia
was Not Enough To Keep You Satisfied
'cause A Man That's Got A Sawmill Occupation
can't Afford To Feed A Rich Girl's Appetite
i Wonder If You're Still With Willie Jackson
sometimes I Wonder If He's Still Alive
ol' Willie He Gave Up His Wife And Children
just To Satisfy Your Fourteen Carat Mind.

layin' By These Railroad Tracks In Denver
with A Hurtin' Head And A Half A Pint Of Wine
everything Except My Soul Has Been Surrendered
just To Satisfy Your Fourteen Carat Mind.