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Track: Kern River
Artist: Emmylou Harris
Album: All I Intended to Be

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Name: Emmylou Harris
Spotify Genres: americana, country rock, folk, bluegrass, alt country, classic country, singer-songwriter
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American country / folk singer and songwriter, born on April 2nd, 1947 in Birmingham, Alabama, USA. In February 2008 Harris was inducted into the Country Music Hall Of Fame. She has been married three times, first with songwriter [a2252179], then with producer [a270587] and in her third marriage with songwriter and producer [a954949].

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Release: Emmylou Harris - All I Intended To Be
Year: 2008
Genres: Folk, World, & Country
Styles: Folk

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LYRICS

(Merle Haggard)
I'll never swim Ker River again.
It was there that I met her.
It was there that I lost my best friend.
And now I live in the mountains.
I drifted up here with the wind.
And I may drown in still water,
But I'll never swim Kern River again.

I grew up in an oil town,
But my gusher never came in.
And the river was a boundary
Where my darlin' and I use to swim.

One night in the moonlight
The swiftness swept her live away.
And now I live on Lake Shasta and
Lake Shasta is where I will stay.

There's the South San Joaquin,
Where the seeds of the dust bowl are found.
And there's a place called Mount Whitney
From where the mighty Kern River comes down.

Well, it's not deep nor wide,
But it's a mean piece of water my friend.
And I may cross on the highway,
But I'll never swim Kern River again.

I'll never swim Kern River again.
It was there I first met her.
It was there that I lost my best friend.
And now I live in the mountains.
I drifted up here with the wind.
And I may drown in still water,
But I'll never swim Kern River again.

I'll never swim Kern River again.
It was there I first met her.
It was there that I lost my best friend.
And now I live in the mountains.
I drifted up here with the wind.
And I may cross on the highway,
But I'll never swim Kern River again.