Biography:
Loretta Lynn "Lorrie" Morgan (born on June 27, 1959 in Nashville, Tennessee) is an American country music singer.
The daughter of singer George Morgan, she made her first appearance on the Grand Ole Opry at age thirteen, performing Marie Osmond's "Paper Roses." Her father died when she was sixteen.
When her father died in 1975, she took over his band and began leading the group through various club gigs. Within a few years she disbanded the group, and in 1977 she went on to play with the Little Roy Wiggins band.
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Lorrie Morgan - Tribute To The Opry
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As the lights were turned off
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And the curtain was closed
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And all of the songs had been sung
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At the Grand Ol' Opry
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I sit here and wonder
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How this great country show had begun
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Did the great one above us
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Gather some tears
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And some heartaches he took from lifes pain
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And mix it to- -gether
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With laughter and joy
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And sprinkle it over the stage
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Could it be he was thinking
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One saturday night
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Of something that we all could share
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So he started the Opry
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For you and for me
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And he put this great show on the air
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Did he know there'd be happyness
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Here on the stage
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Did he know men would cry in the wings
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And each saturday night
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Over 70 years
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Folks have lined up for blocks just to see
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How the great one has planned
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The best show in the land
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On this stage of the Grand Ol' Op- -ry
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G G7
As the lights were turned off
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And the curtain was closed
G A D D7
And all of the songs had been sung
G G7
At the Grand Ol' Opry
C
I sit here and wonder
G D G
How this great country show had begun
G G7
Did the great one above us
C
Gather some tears
G A D D7
And some heartaches he took from lifes pain
G G7
And mix it to- -gether
C
With laughter and joy
G D G
And sprinkle it over the stage
G G7
Could it be he was thinking
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One saturday night
G A D D7
Of something that we all could share
G G7
So he started the Opry
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For you and for me
G D G
And he put this great show on the air
A A7
Did he know there'd be happyness
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Here on the stage
A B E E7
Did he know men would cry in the wings
A A7
And each saturday night
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Over 70 years
A B
Folks have lined up for blocks just to see
A A7
How the great one has planned
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The best show in the land
A E A
On this stage of the Grand Ol' Op- -ry
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