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It's knowing that your
door is always open
It's knowing that your
door is always open

And your path
is free to walk
And your path
is free to walk
That makes me tend to
leave my sleeping bag

Rolled up and stashed
behind your couch
That makes me tend to
leave my sleeping bag

Rolled up and stashed
behind your couch
Rolled up and stashed
behind your couch
And it's knowing
I'm not shackled

By forgotten
words and bonds
And it's knowing
I'm not shackled

By forgotten
words and bonds
And the ink stains
that have dried
upon some

By forgotten
words and bonds
And the ink stains
that have dried
upon some line

That keeps you
in the back roads
By the rivers
of my memory

That keeps you
in the back roads
By the rivers
of my memory

Th'
It's not clinging to the
1

That keeps you ever
gentle on my mind
It's not clinging to the
rocks and ivy planted

On their columns
now that binds me
It's not clinging to the
rocks and ivy planted

On their columns
now that binds me
0r somethin

On their columns
now that binds me
Or something
that somebody said

Because they thought
we fit together walking
Or something
that somebody said

Because they thought
we fit together walking
It's just knowing that
the world Will not be
eur'

Because they thought
we fit together walking
It's just knowing that
the world will not be
cursing or forgiving
It's just knowing that
the world will not be
cursing or forgiving

XVhen I walk along

some railroad track
and find
giving

XVhen I walk along

some railroad track
and find
That you're moving
on the back roads

By the rivers
of '
That you're moving
on the back roads

By the rivers
of my memory
And for hours
y01

By the rivers
of my memory
And for hours
you're just gentle
on my mind

Though the wheat fields
and thu
And junkyards
and the highways
come between us

Though the wheat fields
and the clothes lines
And junkyards
and the highways
come between us

Though the wheat fields
and the clothes lines
And junkyards
and the highways
come between us

And some other
woman's cryi
CauSe she turned
and I was gone

And some other
woman's crying
to her mother
CauSe she turned
and I was gone

And some other
woman's crying
to her mother
CauSe she turned
and I was gone

I still might
run in silence
Tears of joy
might stain my face

I still might
run in silence
Tears of joy
might stain my face

And
y
might stain my face

And the summer sun

might burn me
til I m blind
But not to where
I cannot see you

XValking on
the l
But not to where
I cannot see you

XValking on
the back roads
By the rivers
flowing ger

XValking on
the back roads
By the rivers
flowing gentle
on my mind

I dip my cup of soup back
from the gurgling
Crackling cauldron
in some train yard

I dip my cup of soup back
from the gurgling
Crackling cauldron
in some train yard

I dip my cup of soup back
from the gurgling
Crackling cauldron
in some train yard

My beard a roughening
coal pile
And a dirty hat pulled low
across my face

My beard a roughening
coal pile
And a dirty hat pulled low
across my face

ghening

coal pile
my face

Through cupped hands
around a tin can
I pretend to hold you
to my breast and find

Through cupped hands
around a tin can
I pretend to hold you
to my breast and find

around a tin can
By the rivers
of my

That you're waving
from the back roads
By the rivers
of my memory

That you're waving
from the back roads
By the rivers
of my memory

Ever smiling ev
Ever smiling ever
gentle on my mind
GENTLE ON MY MIND
J Hartford
196? a1968 Ensugn Music Corp,
Title
Gentle On My Mind
Artist
Glen Campbell
Brand
Pioneer
(23 Other Versions)
Codes
PCDG206-04 PI206-04 PI206R-04
Genres
adult standards, arkansas country, brill building pop, classic country pop, folk, folk rock, mellow gold, nashville sound, singer-songwriter, soft rock, classic rock, lounge