Pick the Wildwood Flower

by Gene Watson · · Country
Lyrics

Quick Answer — Pick the Wildwood Flower Lyrics

[00:02.64] Them Texas fields were hot [00:08.74] And that tractor never was my kind of living [00:13.92] And when I hit sixteen [00:16.08] I had my size and I hit the road to freedom
Country 2010 English

Pick the Wildwood Flower Full Lyrics

[00:02.64] Them Texas fields were hot [00:08.74] And that tractor never was my kind of living [00:13.92] And when I hit sixteen [00:16.08] I had my size and I hit the road to freedom [00:21.18] And I'm glad I wasn't there [00:23.60] To see my momma cause she must've cried for hours [00:31.14] I still hear her saying Gary [00:34.40] Get your guitar and pick The Wildwood Flower [00:42.07] Now Dallas it was big [00:46.96] And hard to find a job and so I didn't [00:49.67] It was easier to hitch a ride to Houston [00:54.37] And it was more like living [00:57.23] Now I've been down every road [01:00.30] And I've stood on every porch where they were giving [01:06.74] And if they had an hour or a dime [01:11.00] I would pick The Wildwood Flower [01:17.62] It's hard to turn around [01:21.13] And look back down the roads that I have travelled [01:25.24] Cause like a neverending ball of twine [01:28.34] My dreams have come unravelled [01:32.41] And now as evening lays its shawl [01:37.46] Across the shoulders of my life I have defined [01:42.38] I couldn't tie my life together [01:45.46] With the guitar strings and a poet's heart full of pride [01:52.69] And I'm so glad I wasn't there [01:55.07] To see my momma cause she must've cried for hours [02:02.55] I still hear her saying Gary [02:05.58] Get your guitar and pick The Wildwood Flower [02:14.04]

Frequently Asked Questions

When was "Pick the Wildwood Flower" by Gene Watson released?

"Pick the Wildwood Flower" by Gene Watson was released in 2010.

What genre is "Pick the Wildwood Flower" by Gene Watson?

"Pick the Wildwood Flower" by Gene Watson is a Country song.

What are the opening lyrics of "Pick the Wildwood Flower"?

The opening lyrics are: "[00:02.64] Them Texas fields were hot"