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The Coachman
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Oh How lonely the coach bell is ringing
As the dust from the road fills the air
And the coach man’s sorrowful singing
Floats across the wild fields in despair
That sad song overflows with such felling
So much grief can be heard in that strain
That my cold heart long hardened and weary
In my bosom was kindled again
I recalled other nights other wonderings
And the fields and the forest so dear
And my eyes which so long had been aired
Became moistened like jewels with a tear
Oh how lonely the coach bell is ringing
As it swings in the night too and frow
And my coach man has now fallen silent
And I still have a long way to go
Long way to go.
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Graham Sparkman Kentucky
For twenty years, Graham Sparkman has actively been involved with multiple aspects of the music industry. Although he
primarily works within the scope of audio engineering and music production, Graham has years of experience as a multi-instrumentalist, singer, songwriter, arranger and composer.
Graham was born and raised in the small Appalachian town of Hazard, Kentucky.
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Previous project of Graham & Cedric Sparkman
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Live WKIC Recordings From 1949
by The Kentucky Hilltoppers
Produced by Graham Sparkman
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