Ferguson Road

CAROLE KING, GERRY GOFFIN

I'm gonna head on up to the old Ferguson Road
Stand beneath the trees and see how tall I am
Yes, I'm gonna wade in a cold rocky stream
So I will be sure not to give a damn

No one ever loses anybody
But sometime it's so hard to get along
I don't want to hang on to anybody
So before you say you're leaving, I'll be gone

I'm gonna head on up to the old Ferguson Road
Find myself a spot where the sun shines through
I'll throw some old mattress in the back of my bus
And get a good head start on forgetting you

You know I've never known anybody
Who could ever make me feel this way
But no one gets to own anybody
You see, I have good reason when I say

I'm gonna head on up to the old Ferguson Road
Stand beneath the trees and see how tall I am
Yes, I'm gonna wade in a cold rocky stream
So I will be sure not to give a damn

Trivia about the song Ferguson Road by Carole King

When was the song “Ferguson Road” released by Carole King?
The song Ferguson Road was released in 1972, on the album “Rhymes & Reasons”.
Who composed the song “Ferguson Road” by Carole King?
The song “Ferguson Road” by Carole King was composed by CAROLE KING, GERRY GOFFIN.

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