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Tabby Cat Music Archives
Date: February 10, 1999
Album: Heartland
Written by: J.B. Coats
THE SWEETEST GIFT The Judds
A
One day a mother come to a prison
E A
To see an erring but precious son
A
She told the warden how much she love him
E A
It did not matter what he had done
CHORUS:
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She did not bring (to him)
A
A parole or pardon (pardon free)
E
She bought no silver (bought no gold)
A
No pomp or style (For him to see)
A D
It was a halo (bright) sent down from heaven (heaven's light)
A E A
The sweetest gift a mother's smile
A
Her boy had wondered far from the fireside
E A
Thought she had pleaded with him each night
A
But not a word did she ever utter
E A
That told her heart aches, her smile was bright
Go to chorus, to lead,
A
She left a smile you can remember
E A
She's gone to heaven from heartaches' grieve
A
Them bars around you will never change her
E A
He was her baby and 'ere will be
Chorus, ending
ENDING:
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It was a halo (bright)
D
Sent down from heaven (heaven's light)
A E Ab slide to A
The sweetest gift a mother's sm-ile
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