When was the song “Seventeen Years” released by Marty Robbins?

The song Seventeen Years was released in 1971, on the album “Today”.

Who composed the song “Seventeen Years” by Marty Robbins?

The song “Seventeen Years” by Marty Robbins was composed by MARTY ROBBINS.

Marty Robbins

Seventeen Years

MARTY ROBBINS

From the letter you write me I guess that you're doing fine
I suppose you're too busy to remember I'm here doing time
I doubt if you're lonely I doubt if you've cried any tears
I doubt if you do any thinking about me while I'm doing seventeen years

If you could imagine some things that I've had to go through
Perhaps you'd remember I'm doing them all just for you
But you don't see the bars you can't hear that big iron gate
For you'd never forget that you'd never regret that
I'm here doin' time for your sake

You know I love you and that's why I'll never reveal
The reason I'm stuck here you know that my lips are sealed
I doubt if you're lonely I doubt if you've cried any tears
I doubt if you do any thinking about me while I'm doing seventeen years
I doubt if you do any thinking about me while I'm doing seventeen years

Trivia about the song Seventeen Years by Marty Robbins

When was the song “Seventeen Years” released by Marty Robbins?: The song Seventeen Years was released in 1971, on the album “Today”.
Who composed the song “Seventeen Years” by Marty Robbins?: The song “Seventeen Years” by Marty Robbins was composed by MARTY ROBBINS.