1460 Elder Street Song Lyrics and Chords

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1460 Elder Street Song Lyrics and Chords by Red Sovine

 

1460 Elder Street
Recorded by Red Sovine
Written by Bun Wilson and Doc Richardson
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I was waiting for a  
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ship to Viet
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nam
 
And me being the good time loving guy I  
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am
 
I was  
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looking for some  
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female 
 
compa
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ny
 
I met a girl  
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alone and  
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lonesome 
 
 
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just like  
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me
 
We had coffee at a  
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waterfront 
 
 
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cafe
 
She said her husband was a soldier far  
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away
 
And she  
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talked about her  
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long nights all  
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alone
 
And the way she's  
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fought 
 
temp
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tation 
 
 
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since he's  
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gone
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1460 Elder Street is where she took me
 
And I  
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never knew that  
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love could be so  
G7 
sweet
 
Then she  
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promised me that  
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when the war was  
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over
 
I'd have a  
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home at 14
G7 
60 Elder  
C 
Street
 
Two months later I was  
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on patrol one  
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day
 
When a hand grenade fell not ten feet  
G7 
away
 
I watched as  
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one brave man gave  
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all that he could  
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give
 
He fell across it  
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gave his  
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life that  
G7 
I might  
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live
 
I found a crumpled tear stained  
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letter in his  
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coat
 
And I read the Dear John Letter his wife  
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wrote
 
He had  
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nothing left for  
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livin' for I  
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guess
 
I thought I die when  
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I saw  
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her 
 
 
G7 
return 
 
 
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address
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1460 Elder Street still drives me crazy
 
And some
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times at night we  
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find it hard to  
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sleep
 
Could it  
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be the ones who  
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killed him now are  
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sharing
 
Our private  
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hell at 14
G7 
60 Elder  
C 
Street

 

FAQ

 

Who sang the the song 1460 Elder Street?
- The song 1460 Elder Street was sang by Red Sovine.

 

Who is Red Sovine?
- Woodrow Wilson "Red" Sovine (July 7, 1917 - April 4, 1980) was an American country music singer and songwriter associated with truck driving songs, particularly those recited as narratives but set to music. His most noted examples are "Giddyup Go" (1965) and "Teddy Bear" (1976), both of which topped the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart.

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