Lucille Words and Music by R. Bowling & H. Bynum CAMPBELL, CONNELLY & C9 LTD. Distributed by 35p EN Music Publishing Ltd @ 138-140 Charing Cross Road @ London WC2H OLDLueil Bright Country Waltz tempo Words and Music by R, BOWLING & H. BYNUM le - do, 2 = cross from the de - pot, on a 2 mir- ror 1 saw him = and = Tclose ‘ly watched him, 3 At - ter he left. us Toor - dored = more whis- ky, I Bh eese eS = = = : a SSE Ie bar_ stool she took off her ing, ane thought how he looked out “of plac He came to the thought how she'd made him look — small, From the lights of the = aD 6 : EE 5 5 SS 3 = ES SSS + clos =r, Iwatkedon ov er, 1 sat down and asked her her wo-man who sat there be - side me, He had a. stragelook on his barroom ‘to a rent-ed ho tel room’ we walked without talking at 5 = ——= — - SS 7 SS eS =| ie PP TPP Pep IP EE aS 5 s a - i a a ~ Fr cm? FT Bs © Copyright 1976 Brougham Hall Music Co./Andite Invasion Music, Nashville, Tennessee, US.A. CAMPBELL CONNELLY & CO.LTD., 10 Denmark Street, London, WC2H SLU.Wilen the drinks fin - She was al -ly The big hands were she said, “I'm no quit -ter, but 1 cal -loused, he lookedlike a — moun-tain, For a a beau -ty but when she came to me, she cee ta. SaaS = must fin - al -ly quit liv - ing on dreams, Ym hun-gry for laughter, and min - ute I thoughtl was dead, But he start - od shaking, his have thought Td lost my mind, I. could-n't hold her’ cos the ee i ey BHT here ev- er after, I'm big heart was break-ing, He word: that he In the _wo-manand time af- ter : Te Lucille 2/3 af = ter what turned told her kept com-ing back ever the oth- er fife brings.” “You picked a fine time to leave me Lu~cHORUS with fourhun-gry child-ren and a crop in the field Eb Tve had some bad times, lived through some sad times, but this time your hurt-ing won't d : You picked a fine time to leave me, Lucille.” You picked a fine time to leave