Lyrics:
Home so fineA green mountain climbA lot of things have changed with timeSince you were mineThem pretty little shacksOn the mountain's backThey laid 'em downAnd they put 'em in a stackIt seemed so unkindThere was a country roadThat I loved soWhere me and my folksWould come and goThrough the valleys of townHad a covered bridgeOn that old roadThey tore'em both down'Cause they couldn't hold a load of 10, 000 poundsHome so fineYou were mineAt least 'til I was grownIt just goes to showA man don't knowA good thing 'til it's goneThere was a water holeWhere I used to goAnd dream all day with my fishing poleAnd a pin hook lineAnd then one dayA new highwayCame through the valleyNow the water won't layA foot deep at a timeHome so fineYou were mineAt least 'til I was grownIt just goes to showA man don't knowA good thing 'til it's gone