Tammy Wynette - My Elusive Dreams

Recorded by David Houston and Tammy Wynette Words and Music by C. Putnam and B. Sherrill T: I dreams. T: I had your child in Memphis T: You heard of work in Nashville D: We didn't find it there, so we moved on; D: To a small farm in Nebraska D: To a gold mine in Alaska T: We didn't find it there, so we moved on. D: And now we've left Alaska, D: Because there was no gold mine. T: But this time, only two of us moved on T: Now all we have is each other T: And a little memory to cling to. D: (tabcountry.com)

Recorded by Tammy Wynette and David Houston You fon. I on. I know you're treams. I had your child in Memphis, you heard of work in Nashville we didn't find it there so we moved on. To a small farm in Nebraska, to a gold mine in Alaska we didn't find it there so we moved on. And now we've left Alaska, because there was no gold mine But this time only two of us move on. Now all we have is each other, and a little memory to cling to But still you won't let me go on alone. Tom (tabcountry.com)

Greg, I haven't complimented you on this site in a while. It's simply the best place on the entire net as far as I'm concerned. It's helping me and nearly every musician I know who has a computer. So to you and all your manure shovelers -- keep it up. It really is worth all the hard work. Kenneth Benney requested this song. I'm sending the version I perform, and I warn you that I think it's different from the way Tammy and David did it. Here's how: I think they started the song with the femal (allcountrytabs.com)