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By John Denver, Here I am
I'm closing my eyes again
Trying so hard not
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By John Denver, Away in a manger, no crib for His bed
The little
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By John Denver, Away in a manger, no crib for His bed
The little
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By John Denver, Been out on this highway now five days in a
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By John Denver, There's a storm across the valley, clouds are rollin' in
The
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By John Denver, I saw a Berkley woman
Sittin' in her rockin' chair
A dulcimer
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By John Denver, Five hundred will buy you a stack
Bet it on the
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By John Denver, She was a level-headed dancer on the road to alcohol
I
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By John Denver, I'll have a blue Christmas without you
I'll be so blue
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By John Denver, Instrumental - No Lyrics
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By John Denver, Because he called the forest brother
Because he called the earth
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By John Denver, As we go marching, marching
In the beauty of the day
A
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By John Denver, To sail on a dream on a crystal clear ocean
To
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By John Denver, We are not in a position to display these lyrics
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By John Denver, Casey joins the hollow sound of silent people walkin' down
The
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By John Denver, This song appears on two albums, and was first released
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By John Denver, Do you remember days not so very long ago
When the
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By John Denver, We are not in a position to display these lyrics
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By John Denver, We are not in a position to display these lyrics
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By John Denver, I'm headed for the station with a pack on my
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By John Denver, This song was first released on the All Aboard! album.
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By John Denver, Tall in the saddle we spend Christmas day
Driving the cattle
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By John Denver, Christmas like a lullaby steals across the land
A breeze upon
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By John Denver, If I look like home to you
If I have to
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By John Denver, O Deanna, O Deanna
Deanna, sweet Deanna
O Deanna, O Deanna
Deanna
I ain't
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By John Denver, Oh, oh Claudette, oh, oh Claudette
I got a brand new
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By John Denver, I guess growing isn't hard to do
Just stand against the
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By John Denver, I Guess growing isn't hard to do
Just
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By John Denver, Saturday's holidays, easy afternoon, lazy days, summer days
Nothin' much to
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By John Denver, This song was first released on the Back Home Again