TV ACRES: My Songs > "Weird, Weird Woman" by Jerome A. Holst

Verse	When I was a boy down in Tennessee On the outskirts of town not far from me Was a broken down house and living inside Was a weird, weird woman with hollow eyes
Verse	No one knew her name she lived all alone Locked up inside a world of her own Peeping through her curtains like a Cold War spy That weird weird woman with hollow eyes.
Verse	Some say she lived there for a hundred years But the stories round town were a bit unclear Some called her crazy, some called her shy That weird, weird woman with the hollow eyes,
Verse	Some thought her lover went and ran away So she locked her self inside and threw the key away Because sometimes at night you can her her cry That weird, weird woman with the hollow eyes
Verse	Now as it comes to us all it came to pass That the strange old woman breathed her last So they put her in a coffin and said goodbye To that weird, weird woman with the hollow eyes.
Verse	Now in death as in life that woman resides Safe and protected from the outside Six-feet under a tomb inscribed Here lies the woman with the hollow eyes
Verse	Now, folks swear they put that woman in her grave But rumors round town said the woman had stayed Cause if you look into her house When the moon is high Some say you can still see that Weird, weird woman with the hollow eyes Waiting for her lover to return to her side.
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