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The Band — Across The Great Divide
Album: The Band
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Released: 1969
Length: 2:51
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Standin' by your window in pain, a pistol in your hand
And I beg you, dear Molly, girl
Try and understand your man the best you can

Across The Great Divide
Just grab your hat, and take that ride
Get yourself a bride
And bring your children down to the river side

I had a goal in my younger days, I nearly wrote my will
But I changed my mind for the better
I'm at the still, had my fill and I'm fit to kill

Across The Great Divide
Just grab your hat, and take that ride
Get yourself a bride
And bring your children down to the river side

Pinball machine, and a Queen, I nearly took a bust
Tried to keep my hands to myself, you say it's a must
But who can you trust?

Harvest moon shinin' down from the sky, a weary sign for all
I'm gonna leave this one horse town, had to stall till the fall
Now I'm gonna crawl, across The Great Divide

Now Molly dear, don't you shed a tear
Your time will surely come, you'll feed your man chicken every Sunday
Now tell me, hon, what you done with the gun?

Across The Great Divide
Just grab your hat, and take that ride
Get yourself a bride
And bring your children down to the river side
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RIP Robbie
 stephen.king12101 wrote:

Always love the Band Was fortunate to have caught them live S,F. Both nights Great American Music Hall




You Lucky Duck!  I wish that I had been there too!  I did see them in Long Island in the '80s.  GREAT SHOW!! 
 mdnlsn wrote:

I was far from being born in 1969, but knowing the music of that era, this must have sounded amazing when it hit the airwaves. Not folk, not rock, but having it all. No wonder they ended up on the cover of Time. 




No other band, can or would dare to, copy THE BAND.
GODLIKE!!! ICONIC!!!  I bought this album, right after it came out. I was 14yrs old. WNEW FM 102.7 NYC used to play it a lot.
Levon from Arkansas for shure!
Great music across RP
Always love the Band Was fortunate to have caught them live S,F. Both nights Great American Music Hall
I was far from being born in 1969, but knowing the music of that era, this must have sounded amazing when it hit the airwaves. Not folk, not rock, but having it all. No wonder they ended up on the cover of Time.