Roy Acuff
little rosewood casket
There's a little rosewood casket
Resting on a marble stand
With a packet of old love letters
Written by my true love's hand
Go and bring them to me, sister
Read them o'er for me tonight
I have often tried by could not
For the tears that filled my eyes
When I'm dead and in my casket
When I gently fall asleep
Fall asleep to wake in heaven
Dearest sister do not weep
Take his letters and his locket
Place them gently on my heart
But this golden ring that he gave me
From my finger never part
There's a little rosewood casket
Resting on a marble stand
With a packet of old love letters
Written by my true love's hand
Go and bring them to me, sister
Read them o'er for me tonight
I have often tried by could not
For the tears that filled my eyes
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- Miscellaneous
- Non-Album Releases
- Bashful Brother Oswald
- Gospel Music
- Tennessee Waltz
- Chronological Classics 1936-1937
- Chronological Classics 1937-1939
- I Saw the Light
- Star Of The Grand Ole Opry
- Different Worlds
- Cannon Ball
- The Best Of Roy Acuff, Volume 1
- Greatest Hits
- The King of Country Music
- The Essential Roy Acuff 1936-1949
- Western Valley Songs
- The All Time Greatest Country Artists (Volume 17)
- Roy Acuff
- Greatest Gospel Songs
- Roy Acuff Sings Gospel